[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

Uh, duh. How did you find out I dropped out of school after failing 1st grade finger painting? I'm sure my education pales in comparison to yours

I don't believe you! You were the van Gogh of finger painting! Pretty sure I saw a couple of yours in the Louvre while in Paris. One was "Blue Iris", the other was, I believe, either "Bowl of Spaghetti Ala Meat balls", or "Intestine Blockage". The blend of red, yellow and green was truly inspired. It was all in French and Latin, so I can't be sure. 😉😉😉

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by fdpaq0580

I don't believe you! You were the van Gogh of finger painting! Pretty sure I saw a couple of yours in the Louvre while in Paris. One was "Blue Iris", the other was, I believe, either "Bowl of Spaghetti Ala Meat balls", or "Intestine Blockage". The blend of red, yellow and green was truly inspired. It was all in French and Latin, so I can't be sure. 😉😉😉

Actually it was titled “Spaghetti-O’s”😂😂😂

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by sounding

Notice that the media won't say why the hurricanes are reluctant to appear in what was promised to be an epic storm year, and they won't say why the Sahara now has monsoon-like weather -- all unprecedented events. Anyone want to venture why this is?

The Sahara has been losing light weight , but fertile dust for, probably, many centuries. Likely that's why the Sahara has only sand left. It might also be why Florida and the whole Eastern part of the US has been great for farming for centuries. Even the native Americans had HUGE populations (so they MUST have been farming), but the Europeans carried diseases that QUICKLY wiped out MOST of the Eastern Native American tribes. So, it would seem that Saharan dust had a big influence on US History and population.
.....Also, as an aside......The Sahara Dust also causes a lot of allergies that are difficult for medical Doctors to diagnose. It has many symptoms similar to Covid.
........I don't understand WHY the Saharan winds form most every summer, but I think that there are some very profound geological and Climatological and medical effects. Maybe someone wrote a book about it?

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by fdpaq0580

There are other technologies that I prefer that are nearly ready. I said I drive a Hyundai, but never said if it was ice or ev. You assumed it was ice. Lucky! But I have cut the miles I drive x10. Quit traveling and conserve every way I can. If, I can still drive when the H2O engine come to the market, I'm in!
Full disclosure. I own a share of oil land and get a small amount in compensation for oil and natural gas. I'm definitely not an oil baron. So, one might think I would be on the side of big oil. I enjoy the monthly check, but I have no control of the extraction. But just because I enjoy some benefit does not blind me to the harm that big oil, and all the rest of the habitat destroyers do.
For me the 30k you mentioned is, sadly, a deal breaker. But if I could swap ice straight across, it would already have happened.

Good reply and E-Vehicles have GREATER POTENTIAL to drop down in price because they are a SIMPLER design using about 40% of the parts as a comparable infernal combustion engine vehicle. Possibly there is a conspiracy in the US where the "BIG 3" want to SLOW down the development of E-Vehicles because they have so much INVESTED in the tooling for their ICE models. But, they are probably worried that they are losing sales to Tesla and other small and large manufacturers.

[sounding]

Originally Posted by jimjamuser

The Sahara has been losing light weight , but fertile dust for, probably, many centuries. Likely that's why the Sahara has only sand left. It might also be why Florida and the whole Eastern part of the US has been great for farming for centuries. Even the native Americans had HUGE populations (so they MUST have been farming), but the Europeans carried diseases that QUICKLY wiped out MOST of the Eastern Native American tribes. So, it would seem that Saharan dust had a big influence on US History and population.
.....Also, as an aside......The Sahara Dust also causes a lot of allergies that are difficult for medical Doctors to diagnose. It has many symptoms similar to Covid.
........I don't understand WHY the Saharan winds form most every summer, but I think that there are some very profound geological and Climatological and medical effects. Maybe someone wrote a book about it?

The book ... Amazon.com

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by MorTech

Only a grade school dropout believes CO2 causes global temperature rise...How about humidity?
CO2 is a molecular gas...It can't hold heat. Come on, this is 5th grade AP/9th grade normie stuff.

Since I was asked-----I will explain the concept ----AGAIN. When humidity goes up, AIR holds more moisture. Even the Climate Club is aware of that. Because our planet is warmer in the last 30 years, WARM air holds more moisture. For example, both poles are affected about 4 times as much as our temperate zone (like in Florida). Recently, in Anchorage 1/2 of a whole hillside slide down into town crushing homes and injuring people. This was due to the excessive rain in Anchorage.
......CO2 is normally NOT a big factor because it is a small % compared to nitrogen and oxygen. if CO2 gas did NOT exist the average temperature on Earth would be zero. CO2 settles in the upper atmosphere and returns about 50% of the HEAT radiation from sunlight back to Earth. So CO2 is small, but has a BIG effect on the Earth's climate. In the last 30 years the CO2 layer has been returning MORE radiant HEAT back to EARTH. CO2 is produced mainly by factories and infernal combustion vehicle engines.
........see an article in CLIMATE EARTH SCIENCE about Global warming by Renee Cho for further details about this subject.

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by sounding

No gases hold heat - none - but greenhouse gases slow earth's cooling in proportion to the attached pie chart. Unlike CO2, water vapor is less uniformly distributed over the earth - such as over deserts.

Yes and you can't control the clouds so MUCH (except there are more of them NOW with warmer air). but you can CONTROL CO2 by buying more E-vehicles and less infernal combustion vehicles. And it BETTER happen SOON because the Coral reefs are dying and many animal species are dying. And the HUMAN species is part of this DYING ECOSYSTEM. Right now many HUMANS in the US are DYING from excess HEAT. WHAT DO YOU THINK WILL HAPPEN next SUMMER and the summer THEREAFTER ?????

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by sounding

Plus global warming inhibits hurricane (and tornado) formation -- but the media will not report this.

Global Warming INCREASES the chance of Hurricane formation. To say otherwise is to DENY established SCIENCE. Like the flat-Earthers and those that say man NEVER set foot on the moon.

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

Just like they “hype up” the heat index on a daily basis rather than just report the temperature. And they neglect to explain that it just a theoretical number derived from a mathematical comparison to a temperature of 81F and 40% relative humidity

Most people enjoy the added weather knowledge that they get from the "real feel" temperatures. I notice that I sweat MUCH MORE at 90 deg if I am working in the yard and there is NO wind (much like the last 3 weeks have been). Also the humidity has averaged a high of 80 % during the day and 90% at night this summer - that is a big FACTOR. So, wind speed, humidity, and cloud cover affects how much I sweat whenever I am cutting the grass outside or hitting a golf ball.

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by sounding

No gases hold heat - none - but greenhouse gases slow earth's cooling in proportion to the attached pie chart. Unlike CO2, water vapor is less uniformly distributed over the earth - such as over deserts.

Funny, I remember that air is an insulator. For example, you put on a winter coat to create a WARM layer of air near your skin. Air can be warm or cold depending on its density. An aircraft can have icing on its wing tips because of the upper air holding less HEAT.

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by fdpaq0580

I've seen reports on msm that pointed it out. Maybe you don’t watch mainstream media? Just a thought. 🤔

I wondered about that myself.

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by sounding

But the MSM doesn't say WHY they are happening. It's what they don't say that's the important part.

So I should watch MAIN stream media for what they DON'T SAY???? That is, sort of, hard to do! I guess maybe I am being told that I should watch LAME stream media instead?????

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by sounding

Let's refocus and continue with ... "Another Week Of No Hurricanes Forecast." The National Hurricane Center has become a joke -- and worse yet -- a climate alarmist agency. They are now forecasting two imaginary storms, both with 0% of even existing, and they are forecast to travel at lightning speed into a realm of climate doom. The sad part is -- we pay taxes for this stuff.

Week to week forecasting is MERELY WEATHER not Climate. Climate Change involves things like Glaciers melting around the world. And Coral Reefs dying. And mercury oozing out of the tundra in Russia and Alaska. Look at a temperature graph of the Earth for the last 30 years........That's climate change that will bring up the emotion of ...... FEAR !!!!!

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by fdpaq0580

What they don't say. Oh! Riiight! And you somehow hear what they don't say? Hmm. Yeah. Got it! 😶🫢🙄

People would have to be on drugs to hear, "What they DON'T say".

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by sounding

Correct, because I know the same data they know -- but they don't tell you the important part. That's how propaganda works. This is easily demonstrated at The Weather Club.

The Weather Club discusses PROPAGANDA? Now I'm interested. So. the Weather Club is some sort of........disguise?