> It seems like we have lost all rational and respect for skepticism and correlating verification in science. I think many non-scientific people are weighing i

> It seems like we have lost all rational and respect for skepticism and correlating verification in science. I think many non-scientific people are weighing in on "science" like they have any understanding on the subject. The fact that almost every climate scientist agrees with each other about climate change is pretty telling. Most of the "skeptics" are uneducated people who do not understand basics of science, even less complex climate systems. Others are malicious actors who are on the pay of corporate interests, as this article points out. I have yet to see a truly skeptical point come from an actual scientist (that isn't on a corporate payroll).