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Funny how many times the same thing needs to be explained. At some point one thinks that people making this argument are arguing in bad faith. > there's an hot
by gjulianm 5y ago
Funny how many times the same thing needs to be explained. At some point one thinks that people making this argument are arguing in bad faith.
> there's an hot summer
Didn't you notice that, lately, every summer is "a hot summer" and "warmer than before"?
- flavius29663 5y ago> warmer than before The summers were "getting warmer than before" for the past 400 years, before anthropocentric global warming. Look at any long term trend for temperature. e.g. https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/global-warming/last-2000-years https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/global-warming/last-2000-years These are such weak arguments. It's pretty settled that humans do influence climate. Why do we need to appeal to fallacies when discussing about it?