Originally posted by: Tiptup"Global Warming" is not the threat that people make it out to be. It is a mildly interesting phenomenon, but one that we have virtually no affect upon as human beings (as far as we know through our current science). Not true. Though you may choose to discount certain evidence, there is plenty to support the standpoint that the global average temperature is rising quicker than ever before and the only new factor to consider is us.
Originally posted by: TiptupAccording to the actual, hard science, we also do not know if our world is even in a warming period or a cooling period at this very moment. The science is simply too unclear. You seem to have a similar idea of "science" as you do of "islam". One big mass of stuff that threatens you. Except you seem to have divided "science" into "hard science" and "soft science". An interesting observation. We now have two types of "science" when we previously thought it was all alike. Interesting... Perhaps your radical theory could be applied to other things? "Hard muslims" and "soft muslims"? "Hard cheese" and "soft cheese"? Hey!! I've heard of that!! I think you're onto something!!!!
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All we can say for sure is that climate change has always existed on the earth and that it never hurts for us to keep it in mind (just so long as we don’t politicize it for selfish reasons). What, you mean like:Originally posted by: Tiptup
placing a handicap upon our economy in nonsensical ways (like with "Kyoto") will only slow down our technological progress, not speed it up.
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Originally posted by: TiptupIf human beings are polluting the environment in unsustainable ways, increasing the global CO2 levels is probably not one of them.
Oh, wow! Thank God! Lay it on us, Professor Tiptup, where have all those other research scientists been going wrong? Show us your research, I'm sure your findings are irrefutable!!
Originally posted by: TiptupThough I think we can all probably agree that pollution from our cars and factories is still undesirable (plus, I don't like how we're consuming all of the "fossil fuel" on our planet)
Whoa! Hold on there, Tex! I hope you're not suggesting that we "plac(e) a handicap upon our economy in nonsensical ways"?!!