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> This is a fallacy. "It's cold where I am" is not disproof of climate change. Agreed! It’s just unfortunate people just as often use “it’s hot where I am” to
by SlowRobotAhead 7y ago
> This is a fallacy. "It's cold where I am" is not disproof of climate change.
Agreed! It’s just unfortunate people just as often use “it’s hot where I am” to prove climate change. But they get a pass because they’re on the correct side.
- ggggtez 7y ago>people Which "people"? This is a strawman. >they get a pass because they’re on the correct side. You know what, if you read an Addition Table, and memorize that 2+2=4, but you don't know how to reason it out from the base principals, field and ring theory, geometry, etc? Sure you get a pass. The experts have done the math many times, and you can trust them. If you want to tell me 2+2=5 because you found an table from an Addition Denier online? Then yeah, you're going to be ridiculed.
- SlowRobotAhead 7y agoGreat analogy, makes a really convincing point.