[Caymus]

How soon will "The Villages" expand to Greenland or Manitoba?

[crash]

Originally Posted by CoachKandSportsguy

https://x.com/MikeZaccardi/status/1826572582100815928

I can't post screenshots so one will have to click on the link

The earth wobbles and weather is random. . and the magnetic poles are on the move!

Of course it has nothing to do with the front that is stalled right over central Florida. You are talking weather not climate. Short issue weather long time change climate.

[Beyond The Wall]

[QUOTE=fdpaq0580;2363038]You must be at Burger King cuz you think it's going your way. 😃 Sorry! Global warming is real. And, human activities have had a negative impact on it and it is speeding up.

The earth warms and cools all by it self. Man has nothin to do with it .
Events like these contribute greatly

https://x.com/drelidavid/status/1825...6nqvP_33QnrUyg

And this

https://x.com/_climatecraze/status/1...6nqvP_33QnrUyg

[jarodrig]

Originally Posted by CoachKandSportsguy

https://x.com/MikeZaccardi/status/1826572582100815928

I can't post screenshots so one will have to click on the link

The earth wobbles and weather is random. . and the magnetic poles are on the move!

Why can’t you post screenshots ? Here is a screenshot of your post ….

[Caymus]

[QUOTE=Beyond The Wall;2363147]

Originally Posted by fdpaq0580

You must be at Burger King cuz you think it's going your way. 😃 Sorry! Global warming is real. And, human activities have had a negative impact on it and it is speeding up.

The earth warms and cools all by it self. Man has nothin to do with it .
Events like these contribute greatly

https://x.com/drelidavid/status/1825...6nqvP_33QnrUyg

And this

https://x.com/_climatecraze/status/1...6nqvP_33QnrUyg

Are implying that "man" was not responsible for the end of the ice age?

[CybrSage]

Originally Posted by fdpaq0580

You must be at Burger King cuz you think it's going your way. 😃 Sorry! Global warming is real. And, human activities have had a negative impact on it and it is speeding up.

Out of curiosity, how much of the warming is caused by humans and how much is caused by the natural cycles that would be warming the planet even if humans never existed?
This is important, since I'd it is 1%, nothing we do will change anything, but at 99%, we should ruin lives and causes misery and woe to fix it
Any idea?

[CybrSage]

Originally Posted by Caymus

How soon will "The Villages" expand to Greenland or Manitoba?

Now you've done it...expect a golf car path there any day now...
Dang you, dang you to heck, you poopie face!!!

[opinionist]

There is human-engineered "climate change" through geoengineering.
They spray aerosols into the stratosphere to control the weather.
You can see the chemtrails in the sky if you look for them.
The scam is they want carbon taxes to "fix" climate change.
They could stop the geoengineering, but they want the carbon taxes.

[sounding]

Originally Posted by CoachKandSportsguy

https://x.com/MikeZaccardi/status/1826572582100815928

I can't post screenshots so one will have to click on the link

The earth wobbles and weather is random. . and the magnetic poles are on the move!

There is a reason why all this cooling (including the Rocky snows, Atlantic cooling, African cooling, etc) is happening in the middle of summer -- and so far the media will not talk about it. Therefore, this will be discussed August 26 at 1 PM at Bridgeport -- for the Science & Technology Club meeting.

[fdpaq0580]

[QUOTE=Caymus;2363153]

Originally Posted by Beyond The Wall

Are implying that "man" was not responsible for the end of the ice age?

True. Clutching at irrelevant straws that some, who won't look farther, will accept as evidence that supports the narrative they like. 🫠

[Windguy]

It boggles my mind that so many people do not understand the difference between climate and weather. Weather is a stochastic (random) process that goes up and down around the climate trend. Just because it’s hot or cold on a given day is no indication of a change in the trend.

[golfing eagles]

[QUOTE=fdpaq0580;2363171]

Originally Posted by Caymus

True. Clutching at irrelevant straws that some, who won't look farther, will accept as evidence that supports the narrative they like. 🫠

Let's see:

The Earth started warming 20,000 years before humans even discovered fossil fuels. Ice 2 miles thick covering much of the Northern Hemisphere melted, most glaciers receded and whatever coastal cities that were built are now underwater.

I'd say that all of that occurring without any human activity is VERY RELEVANT

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by CybrSage

Out of curiosity, how much of the warming is caused by humans and how much is caused by the natural cycles that would be warming the planet even if humans never existed?
This is important, since I'd it is 1%, nothing we do will change anything, but at 99%, we should ruin lives and causes misery and woe to fix it
Any idea?

When you alter an ecosystem / change the environment, the climate will change. Since before the rise of the industrial revolution mankind has been disrupting ecosystems in small ways. But since the industrial revolution, with population soaring and ever increasing destruction of habitats, terraforming, pollution and more, it is undeniable. Yet, there are those will try. Like the kids who broke a window, they will deny they had anything to do with it. Then they will ask if they can have their ball back.

[LeRoySmith]

I think the trouble with conversations like these is the widespread lack of trust we are experiencing. When I was a kid we trusted our teachers and schools, science, the press, elections etc.

Over the past 20 or 30 years so many of the things we thought were fact have been brought into question, some with very good evidence what we've been told is false. I don't know how or if we will ever get that trust (naivety) back. Trust lost is difficult to regain.

When we talk about climate change / global warming or any one of a thousand other topics the truth and the facts are all mixed in with the rhetoric. If the people giving us the facts are too invested in a particular outcome for them to be neutral and above question the questions come automatically.

I'd be happy to get on the climate change train as I think digging up and consuming fossil fuels is a poor long term plan. Some day, I think we will figure out a way to produce enough energy to sustain ourselves without burning oil and coal. Until that day burning fossil fuels (& nuclear) is the best option we have. Convince me you don't have a hidden agenda and maybe I'll give you a listen.

I don't think I've seen any clear evidence either way that's convincing enough for me to get on a chat/forum and tell people how wrong they are. I know what I think but I'm also very willing to admit I could be wrong in my beliefs.

[sounding]

Originally Posted by fdpaq0580

When you alter an ecosystem / change the environment, the climate will change. Since before the rise of the industrial revolution mankind has been disrupting ecosystems in small ways. But since the industrial revolution, with population soaring and ever increasing destruction of habitats, terraforming, pollution and more, it is undeniable. Yet, there are those will try. Like the kids who broke a window, they will deny they had anything to do with it. Then they will ask if they can have their ball back.

Lots of narratives -- but no data. So, how much did "man-made" CO2 actually warm the earth last year?