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>how can you believe it won't have an impact? For one, that's not how science works. Science isn't about belief, it's about proof. Two, because you're not co
by IanDrake 12y ago
>how can you believe it won't have an impact?
For one, that's not how science works. Science isn't about belief, it's about proof.
Two, because you're not considering the scale of the issue. You're so focused on the absolute tons of CO2 humans produce that you've completely discounted how much is naturally produced.
If you want to think about global warming more scientifically (skeptically), I suggest a site like http://www.nipccreport.org http://www.nipccreport.org.
- eric_h 12y agoYes, of course. I recognize that science is not about belief - my point is simply that this joker is making claims based on belief - how could he not even consider that humanity would have an impact on the global climate? I picked CO2 as but one of many changes humanity has wreaked upon the earth. The list is of course vastly longer than just that.