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Originally Posted by YeOldeCurmudgeon
Here he goes again. 
A fool will never admit his foolishness. What does it matter. He will die before things get serious enough for him to worry about it. It's his grandchildren's problem. The thing is the 150 years mark the time when the Industrial Revolution began and that's the problem. |
First of all, keep your personal insults to yourself, the moderators tend to frown on that.
So, once again, I'll try to educate the indoctrinated:
The premise seems to be "the last 150 years is the problem" because there is a slight warming trend.
What about the 150 year period from 34,850 t0 34,700 BC? From 345,250 to 345,100 BC? From 2,657,550 to 2,657,400 BC???????
Oh, no data???? Yet no problem drawing a "conclusion" about the last 150 years????
And they draw that conclusion since that is when man started burning fossil fuels.
Post hoc ergo propter hoc---which translates as "after this, therefore
because of this". It is the battle cry of those who embrace faulty cause and effect "reasoning"
But I certainly agree with one thing----"a fool will never admit his foolishness"