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The problem now is that the change is some orders of magnitude faster than they used to be.
by Ma8ee 4y ago
The problem now is that the change is some orders of magnitude faster than they used to be.
- StanislavPetrov 4y agoThat isn't true at all. The history of the planet is marked by rapid, repeated changes in the climate. The climate is going to change - drastically - just like it has for the entire history of the earth. We should understand that our activity has an influence but it is not the only factor or the dominant one. https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/ContentFeature/GlobalWarming/images/epica_temperature.png https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/ContentFeature/GlobalWarmi...
- potsandpans 4y agoIt's quite incredible to see this level of denialism in 2022
- StanislavPetrov 4y agoAre you talking about the denialism of people who reject science and the undisputed fact that the environment has changed frequently and at a high velocity, continuously, over the meticulously documented history of the planet? Or are you referring to those who reject science, and insist, despite the detailed and voluminous evidence, that human activity is the predominant cause of environmental change, without which the climate would be stable?
- potsandpans 4y agoI'm specifically referring to you, who's pathetically muddying the waters on some internet forum.
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- StanislavPetrov 4y agoIt is sad and pathetic that so many are unwilling to acknowledge the science and the well-documented data. It is even more sad and pathetic that so many are unable to do so. But, unfortunately, that is why society looks the way it does.
- Ma8ee 4y agoIf we for a second disregard the fact that it’s a random graph without any context, even that graph shows changes in thousands of years, not like now when the temperature changes happens within decades.