I'm sick of hearing GLOBAL WARMING AGGHHH

[dazzler]

I'm sorry to disagree with you dazzler, but if you look at this graph from the Dubisco Beerologic Institute report, you'll see that the current level of beer consumption is leading to an overheating of the global environment due to the volume of hot air produced during drunken debates. Without immediate action by governments around the globe, the planet will explode in a cloud of beer induced flatulence.

Damn!

[Gra]

This guys argument seems to sum up my position

[rod@plasterbrok]

Well Gra, I watched your video. Now as a betting man I would put the right odds in each box of the event occurring then see what the out come would be and which side you would prefer.

Also in his first column he fails to say that if the spending as in the top left box suggest, will bring on world wide depression. It would also produce the same result in the bottom left box. Albiet the world has not disintegrated. So the smiley face on the bottom left should be at best a bewilded straight face.

Incredibly naive approach to reality in my opinion.

[Studley 2436]

If you are not incredibly Naive there is no way you always be right

Studley

[Gingermick]

Well Gra, that seemed to me to trump the argument with the Bird. (If that isn't a tautology

[himzol]

Just something else to ponder,

They don't call it global warming much these days it's all "Climate Change",

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[ozwinner]

Just something else to ponder,

They don't call it global warming much these days it's all "Climate Change",

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And next moth its "Climate Reclassification"

Al

[Cliff Rogers]

Climate Relocation???

[Grunt]

Climate Reassignment?

[reeves]

Just something else to ponder,

They don't call it global warming much these days it's all "Climate Change",

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or if the weather is not doing what people want it to we will be classified as 'climate challenged'

[kiwigeo]

My thoughts on global warming :

1. The earths climate has gone through change since year dot. This cant be argued against...there's ample proof in the rock record, polar ice cores, thousands of seabed cores from various deep sea drilling projects etc. PM me if you want screeds of references from my library on same.
2. The earths climate will continue to fluctuate over time. Since 10,000 years ago we have been in an interglacial period. Eventually we'll head into another ice age.
3. I believe we do have an influence on the earths climate and currently we are accelerating the rate of natural warming that is going on.
4. Even if we take action and later discover that our effect on climate hasnt been as significant as predicted then I dont see it as a total disaster....we will have at least done something to clean up the garbage heap weve turned this planet into and well have made an effort to reduce the obscene wastefullness that makes us unique as a species.

[reeves]

good points Kiwigeo, i agree entirley.

In fact the real lesson for humans is to improve out effect on the environment whilst maintaining our current society regardlles of whether it may 'stop' global warming or not. I dont think we can stop it but we can lessen the damage we cause.

Population density is the real problem, maintaining all those humans within a western lifestyle.

[dazzler]

Well done Kiwi.......Yours is the unargueable arguement......

[Gingermick]

Is that like a categorical maybe?

[dazzler]

Is that like a categorical maybe?

Im sure its uncorrect inglesh but sounds gooood