Climate: The Movie

[denso13]

Certainly not human activity

So what? You are repeating the single cause fallacy. Just because something happened in the past, for a particular reason, doesn't mean it must always be the same reason when it happens again. Schoolboy stuff...

 

[Harry Bloomfield]

To whom?

As I said, I have better things to do with my time, than be drawn into an endless round-robin argument with you - I have unsubscribed from the thread, bye..

 

[IT Minion]

As I said, I have better things to do with my time, than be drawn into an endless round-robin argument with you - I have unsubscribed from the thread, bye..

Good riddance, you brought nothing to it except bluster and ignorance.

 

[Harry Bloomfield]

Good riddance, you brought nothing to it except bluster and ignorance.

You brought nothing to it than everyone else believes this, so everyone should believe it too...

 

[noseall]

You brought nothing to it than everyone else believes this, so everyone should believe it too...

Hello again.

 

[denso13]

You brought nothing to it than everyone else believes this, so everyone should believe it too...

Don't be silly Harry. Over 99% of published papers, over 88,000 of them, agree that this period of rapid warming is man made.

You don't have to believe it, but don't pretend you have any factual basis to do so. You have a gut feeling, nothing more.

 

[gas112]

So what? You are repeating the single cause fallacy. Just because something happened in the past, for a particular reason, doesn't mean it must always be the same reason when it happens again. Schoolboy stuff...

oh deary deary me a minimum of 5 times not once which proves its a cycle .
you keep thinking that the ten percent effect we have on 0.04% is contributing more than the 584 million miles we travel through space each year with the slightest movement towards or away from the sun having a massive effect and our 26,000 year axis wobble .

 

[gas112]

How quick did they happen ?

We are still in an ice age

 

[denso13]

you keep thinking that the ten percent effect we have on 0.04% is contributing more than the 584 million miles we travel through space each year with the slightest movement towards or away from the sun having a massive effect and our 26,000 year axis wobble .

No, I keep thinking that 99% of climate scientists saying the same thing are probably correct.

 

[denso13]

We are still in an ice age

Who told you that?

 

[gas112]

No, I keep thinking that 99% of climate scientists saying the same thing are probably correct.

Yep and Galileo got jailed and classed a heretic when he went against the scientists at the time who said the universe revolved around the earth

 

[Notch7]

oh deary deary me a minimum of 5 times not once which proves its a cycle .

silly boy

interglacial periods: 20,000 years
glacial cycles 80,000 years

human global warming: 170 years

 

[carmanmemoranda]

We are still in an ice age

So not as quick as current changes .

Thought not.

It's the RATE of change that's the important factor. You are not allowing for that.

 

[gas112]

Who told you that?

if your going to discuss stuff at least research it .
...
Cut and pasted and you will find it all over google .
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"The current ice age started just over two and a half million years ago, and it hasn't quite ended yet. Within a single ice age, there are periods of warmth where glaciers melt, which are called interglacial periods. The opposite, when glaciers spread, is called glacial cycles."

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Yep and Galileo got jailed and classed a heretic when he went against the scientists at the time who said the universe revolved around the earth

Was that in the last 100 years ?