>In the winter, my house was cold. In the summer, it became hot. The next winter, it got cold again. Now my house is on fire. But it's fine, because it's just b

>In the winter, my house was cold. In the summer, it became hot. The next winter, it got cold again. Now my house is on fire. But it's fine, because it's just becoming hot again. The temperature of my house is always changing, you see. Ad absurdum. And I am not saying it goes up & down, I am saying it has been going up for thousands and thousands of years already. > What's a good neutral source you'd recommend, then? I would recommend to avoid polarization and listen to both sides of the spectrum. > Says who? And measure and calculate what? I say so, I have studied computer science, did plenty of math, then 'numerical math' where you discover how hard it actually is to do precision calculation with these damn computers. You might be surprised. Then I worked with a bunch of scientist who developed physics models and experienced first hand how much they struggled to get anything right. > what End-of-times. The (grand) deluge. Messiases who predict the end-of-times and offer the solution to it?