Ffs. Don't encourage them.Uzique wrote:
Are we going to be doing natural selection and evolution next week? Jesus H. Christ...
Whoa... Can't believe these forums are still kicking.
Ffs. Don't encourage them.Uzique wrote:
Are we going to be doing natural selection and evolution next week? Jesus H. Christ...
LOL-ing, saying it isn't credible by funding, saying I have an emotional attachment to a science paper (utterly ridiculous), saying science is a sham, a credit market for carbon emissions (<-- isn't science) supports your conspiracy theory, etc... is not an argument.Diesel_dyk wrote:
You can't do can you? I'm challenging the credibility of the reports you hold onto so dearly. They are tainted by money given by an entity that is set to reap $6.7 trillion, an entity that represents the interests of people who would love to create a new market in carbon credits. As for conspiracy??? greed and profit are not a conspiracy they are a driving motivation and when 6.7 trillion is on the table and the creation of a whole new false market in carbon credits will allow wall street profiteers to reap billions, I think that's as far as I need to go.topal63 wrote:
PS: Who do think funds physics research in America. You, private enterprise or the government on behalf of the people, because it is our best interests to fund science as almost all of it would go unfunded otherwise.
You try to say I didn't amke an argument, I would differ on that, people on this thread were calling in to question the credibility of the links on this page. I have now undermined the credibilty of these reports and you don't like it, well tough. The least you could do is retort on how $6.7 trillion isn't a huge moitivating factor, But I doubt you could succeed on that one.
I repeat my challenge, I'm not going to waste my time trying to prove your point. If you continue to attack the debater instead of trying to argue the debate then this thread would really be about you shooting down any dissenting voice while pretending you $hit doesn't stink. Then this isn't much of thread or a debate. I challenged the credibilty of these reports so I repeat my chalenge find us a credible source not paid for by the govt or a govt proxy.
BTW I used to be in academia so I know how the sausage gets made, the ivory is on the outside, but the inside is a septic tank. Oh yah, ridiclous comment about ever read an academic journal, I feel like I was just called a sinner, Sorry for not being a believer LOL.
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Just because lie is told a 1000 time doesn't make it any less a lie, it just becomes more believable by the weak and feeble minded. Ohm trust thy holiest of holies the high priest of science. Ohmmm.topal63 wrote:
LOL-ing, saying it isn't credible by funding, saying I have an emotional attachment to a science paper (utterly ridiculous), saying science is a sham, a credit market for carbon emissions (<-- isn't science) supports your conspiracy theory, etc... is not an argument.Diesel_dyk wrote:
You can't do can you? I'm challenging the credibility of the reports you hold onto so dearly. They are tainted by money given by an entity that is set to reap $6.7 trillion, an entity that represents the interests of people who would love to create a new market in carbon credits. As for conspiracy??? greed and profit are not a conspiracy they are a driving motivation and when 6.7 trillion is on the table and the creation of a whole new false market in carbon credits will allow wall street profiteers to reap billions, I think that's as far as I need to go.topal63 wrote:
PS: Who do think funds physics research in America. You, private enterprise or the government on behalf of the people, because it is our best interests to fund science as almost all of it would go unfunded otherwise.
You try to say I didn't amke an argument, I would differ on that, people on this thread were calling in to question the credibility of the links on this page. I have now undermined the credibilty of these reports and you don't like it, well tough. The least you could do is retort on how $6.7 trillion isn't a huge moitivating factor, But I doubt you could succeed on that one.
I repeat my challenge, I'm not going to waste my time trying to prove your point. If you continue to attack the debater instead of trying to argue the debate then this thread would really be about you shooting down any dissenting voice while pretending you $hit doesn't stink. Then this isn't much of thread or a debate. I challenged the credibilty of these reports so I repeat my chalenge find us a credible source not paid for by the govt or a govt proxy.
BTW I used to be in academia so I know how the sausage gets made, the ivory is on the outside, but the inside is a septic tank. Oh yah, ridiclous comment about ever read an academic journal, I feel like I was just called a sinner, Sorry for not being a believer LOL.
You may have problems with the idea of carbon-swaps, maybe I do to, but that is not the science of climate change. You have not presented one single piece of evidence for your conspiracy theory. You've made an inference that carbon-swaps might be a sham, so that doesn't have anything to do with the underlying science. Also, is it more plausible that if carbon swaps is a sham it is getting legs (a political life) due to the fact that it is exploiting science, and not generating the science. Climate change (AGW is well documented), but that doesn't mean carbon-swaps are the solution.
Either way you've yet to demonstrate that the science is not credible or the scientist are working in a secret cabal to undermine truth. The easiest way to present your conspiracy theory is to demonstrate you do understand the science to a degree that you can demonstrate the errors therein. And, then demonstrate the widespread lying scientist are doing; for funding. Some papers seem like pointless shams (in physics, anthropology, biology, climate change, any field that is), science makes mistakes and weeds the weak out eventually. You're not talking about that though--you're suggest some ridiculous conspiracy theory.
... I will troll each and every global warming debate on DS&T...
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From a link in your link..topal63 wrote:
More truth:
http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/ar … r-readers/We would like to apologize to our loyal readers who have provided us so much support since we first went online in December 2004. However, after listening to the compelling arguments of the distinguished speakers who participated in the Heartland Institute's recent global warming contrarian conference, we have decided that the science is settled — in favor of the contrarians. Indeed, even IPCC chair Rajendra Pachauri has now admitted that anthropogenic climate change was a massive hoax after all. Accordingly, RealClimate no longer has a reason for existence. The contrarians have made a convincing case that (a) global warming isn't happening, (b) even if it is, its entirely natural and within the bounds of natural variability, (c) well, even if its not natural, it is modest in nature and not a threat, (d) even if anthropogenic warming should turn out to be pronounced as projected, it will sure be good for us, leading to abundant crops and a healthy environment, and (e) well, it might actually be really bad, but hey, its unstoppable anyway. (Can we get our check now?)
APRIL FOOLS!Kmarion wrote:
From a link in your link..topal63 wrote:
More truth:
http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/ar … r-readers/We would like to apologize to our loyal readers who have provided us so much support since we first went online in December 2004. However, after listening to the compelling arguments of the distinguished speakers who participated in the Heartland Institute's recent global warming contrarian conference, we have decided that the science is settled — in favor of the contrarians. Indeed, even IPCC chair Rajendra Pachauri has now admitted that anthropogenic climate change was a massive hoax after all. Accordingly, RealClimate no longer has a reason for existence. The contrarians have made a convincing case that (a) global warming isn't happening, (b) even if it is, its entirely natural and within the bounds of natural variability, (c) well, even if its not natural, it is modest in nature and not a threat, (d) even if anthropogenic warming should turn out to be pronounced as projected, it will sure be good for us, leading to abundant crops and a healthy environment, and (e) well, it might actually be really bad, but hey, its unstoppable anyway. (Can we get our check now?)
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What, apart from a peer-reviewed paper, would you find 'credible'?I find that the sources people here want to rely on are simply not credible. Just one source. Can you do it? Try to convince me.
I heard that the first hybrids in California came with a HOV lane sticker that allowed hybrids to run the HOV with only one passenger.