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Humpers didn’t know that ? Understandable.
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You said peak, not average. You’re stumbling all over yourself because of your math and science ignorance.I know the average peak temperature may be confusing but it denotes the average temperature that was the highest during the interglacial cycle.
Complicated, huh?
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Humpers didn’t know that ? Understandable.but because it’s getting warmer at a faster rate then our species can adapt.
Hilarious!!!!
What's the proper warming rate at which "our species can adapt"?
Be as precise as you can........use footnotes.
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Peak temperatures are not the average.And the peak temperatures for previous interglacial cycles were based on the average.
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You really don’t understand “Rate of change“ do you ? We just had and will continue to have CE immigrants whose farm lands were wiped out by droughts that happened so quickly, their third world governments could not adjust. Crime and unrest results causing mass immigration problems on our border. This is our own intel assessment.... dahWe aren't outside the norm. Are you suggesting that humans can't survive an interglacial cycle?A meaningless observation even if it were true. The last time I looked, peak wasn’t average, dah.Yep, in fact we are still below the peak temperature of the previous interglacial cycles.Gee, why am I not impressed by anyone giving an answer to a question they can easily look up on the internet. You seem to be....that’s a pretty false assumption of knowledge.
Meaning you act the baboon just repeating what you think you heard ... still waiting for the list of 3400 universities ... how many are Liberal Arts colleges? ...
The ice core data set shows the interglacial 125,000 years ago was warmer than IPCC predictions ... and IPCC predictions are cooler than it was during this interglacial ...
But hey, without any knowledge .. you're entitled to have strong opinions ... forget I asked to see your math please ...
Interglacial cycles easily happen at a rate slow Enough for species to adapt. Since the industrial revolution The rate of change In average temps has accelerated dramatically.
Climate change is the overlooked driver of Central American migration
Toward the end of 2018, Central American migrant groups of several thousands of people began journeys towards the United States. Many are fleeing a massive drought that has lasted for five years.
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Humpers didn’t know that ? Understandable.but because it’s getting warmer at a faster rate then our species can adapt.
Hilarious!!!!
What's the proper warming rate at which "our species can adapt"?
Be as precise as you can........use footnotes.
Climate change is devastating Central America, driving migrants to the U.S. border
Farmers in rural Honduras and Guatemala are living on the edge of hunger, not knowing if the next harvest will come.
www.nbcnews.com
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Humpers didn’t know that ? Understandable.but because it’s getting warmer at a faster rate then our species can adapt.
Hilarious!!!!
What's the proper warming rate at which "our species can adapt"?
Be as precise as you can........use footnotes.
Climate change is devastating Central America, driving migrants to the U.S. border
Farmers in rural Honduras and Guatemala are living on the edge of hunger, not knowing if the next harvest will come.
Poor people fleeing shitholes is proof that "it’s getting warmer at a faster rate then our species can adapt"?
DURR......
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Humpers didn’t know that ? Understandable.but because it’s getting warmer at a faster rate then our species can adapt.
Hilarious!!!!
What's the proper warming rate at which "our species can adapt"?
Be as precise as you can........use footnotes.
Climate change is devastating Central America, driving migrants to the U.S. border
Farmers in rural Honduras and Guatemala are living on the edge of hunger, not knowing if the next harvest will come.
Poor people fleeing shitholes is proof that "it’s getting warmer at a faster rate then our species can adapt"?
DURR......
And your reason is, they want to rape our women and get free healthcare....sorry, I don’t give free reading lessons because you can’t read well.
Humpers didn’t know that ? Understandable.but because it’s getting warmer at a faster rate then our species can adapt.
Hilarious!!!!
What's the proper warming rate at which "our species can adapt"?
Be as precise as you can........use footnotes.
Climate change is devastating Central America, driving migrants to the U.S. border
Farmers in rural Honduras and Guatemala are living on the edge of hunger, not knowing if the next harvest will come.
Poor people fleeing shitholes is proof that "it’s getting warmer at a faster rate then our species can adapt"?
DURR......
And your reason is, they want to rape our women and get free healthcare....sorry, I don’t give free reading lessons because you can’t read well.
And your reason is......
They don't want to live in shitholes.
Prove your claim>>>>>>>"it’s getting warmer at a faster rate then our species can adapt"
I don’t give free reading lessons because you can’t read well.
And you don't post proof, because you're an idiot.
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Read the articles. They have all the little charts your sorry ass needs.Humpers didn’t know that ? Understandable.but because it’s getting warmer at a faster rate then our species can adapt.
Hilarious!!!!
What's the proper warming rate at which "our species can adapt"?
Be as precise as you can........use footnotes.
Climate change is devastating Central America, driving migrants to the U.S. border
Farmers in rural Honduras and Guatemala are living on the edge of hunger, not knowing if the next harvest will come.
Poor people fleeing shitholes is proof that "it’s getting warmer at a faster rate then our species can adapt"?
DURR......
And your reason is, they want to rape our women and get free healthcare....sorry, I don’t give free reading lessons because you can’t read well.
And your reason is......
They don't want to live in shitholes.
Prove your claim>>>>>>>"it’s getting warmer at a faster rate then our species can adapt"
I don’t give free reading lessons because you can’t read well.
And you don't post proof, because you're an idiot.
Seriously...can you read ?
Read the articles. They have all the little charts your sorry ass needs.Humpers didn’t know that ? Understandable.but because it’s getting warmer at a faster rate then our species can adapt.
Hilarious!!!!
What's the proper warming rate at which "our species can adapt"?
Be as precise as you can........use footnotes.
Climate change is devastating Central America, driving migrants to the U.S. border
Farmers in rural Honduras and Guatemala are living on the edge of hunger, not knowing if the next harvest will come.
Poor people fleeing shitholes is proof that "it’s getting warmer at a faster rate then our species can adapt"?
DURR......
And your reason is, they want to rape our women and get free healthcare....sorry, I don’t give free reading lessons because you can’t read well.
And your reason is......
They don't want to live in shitholes.
Prove your claim>>>>>>>"it’s getting warmer at a faster rate then our species can adapt"
I don’t give free reading lessons because you can’t read well.
And you don't post proof, because you're an idiot.
Seriously...can you read ?
If you feel a portion of any of your links proves your claim, "it’s getting warmer at a faster rate then our species can adapt", cut and paste that portion.
Seriously, don't chicken out.
All the numbers on the curve are the annual average. It's annual averages all the way down.You said peak, not average. You’re stumbling all over yourself because of your math and science ignorance.I know the average peak temperature may be confusing but it denotes the average temperature that was the highest during the interglacial cycle.
Complicated, huh?
If you can't understand this concept then you should eat a bullet and get your life over with.
Holy shit you are dense.Peak temperatures are not the average.And the peak temperatures for previous interglacial cycles were based on the average.
I'm an engineer. I understand rate of change just fine. I also understand that there's not enough resolution to say the rate of change is any different than any other interglacial cycle. What we can say with certainty is that our present temperature is below the peak temperatures of previous interglacial cycles so our present average temperature is less than the previous average temperatures in previous interglacial cycles so we still have a ways to go. Rate of change means jack shit. Sea levels and temperatures have been rising for the past 22,000 years.You really don’t understand “Rate of change“ do you ? We just had and will continue to have CE immigrants whose farm lands were wiped out by droughts that happened so quickly, their third world governments could not adjust. Crime and unrest results causing mass immigration problems on our border. This is our own intel assessment.... dahWe aren't outside the norm. Are you suggesting that humans can't survive an interglacial cycle?A meaningless observation even if it were true. The last time I looked, peak wasn’t average, dah.Yep, in fact we are still below the peak temperature of the previous interglacial cycles.Gee, why am I not impressed by anyone giving an answer to a question they can easily look up on the internet. You seem to be....that’s a pretty false assumption of knowledge.
Meaning you act the baboon just repeating what you think you heard ... still waiting for the list of 3400 universities ... how many are Liberal Arts colleges? ...
The ice core data set shows the interglacial 125,000 years ago was warmer than IPCC predictions ... and IPCC predictions are cooler than it was during this interglacial ...
But hey, without any knowledge .. you're entitled to have strong opinions ... forget I asked to see your math please ...
Interglacial cycles easily happen at a rate slow Enough for species to adapt. Since the industrial revolution The rate of change In average temps has accelerated dramatically.
Climate change is the overlooked driver of Central American migration
Toward the end of 2018, Central American migrant groups of several thousands of people began journeys towards the United States. Many are fleeing a massive drought that has lasted for five years.
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Holy shit you are dense.Peak temperatures are not the average.And the peak temperatures for previous interglacial cycles were based on the average.
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Too funny.....
How relavent is this.....when do you claim man first appeared earth ?
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I'm an engineer. I understand rate of change just fine. I also understand that there's not enough resolution to say the rate of change is any different than any other interglacial cycle. What we can say with certainty is that our present temperature is below the peak temperatures of previous interglacial cycles so our present average temperature is less than the previous average temperatures in previous interglacial cycles so we still have a ways to go. Rate of change means jack shit. Sea levels and temperatures have been rising for the past 22,000 years.You really don’t understand “Rate of change“ do you ? We just had and will continue to have CE immigrants whose farm lands were wiped out by droughts that happened so quickly, their third world governments could not adjust. Crime and unrest results causing mass immigration problems on our border. This is our own intel assessment.... dahWe aren't outside the norm. Are you suggesting that humans can't survive an interglacial cycle?A meaningless observation even if it were true. The last time I looked, peak wasn’t average, dah.Yep, in fact we are still below the peak temperature of the previous interglacial cycles.Gee, why am I not impressed by anyone giving an answer to a question they can easily look up on the internet. You seem to be....that’s a pretty false assumption of knowledge.
Meaning you act the baboon just repeating what you think you heard ... still waiting for the list of 3400 universities ... how many are Liberal Arts colleges? ...
The ice core data set shows the interglacial 125,000 years ago was warmer than IPCC predictions ... and IPCC predictions are cooler than it was during this interglacial ...
But hey, without any knowledge .. you're entitled to have strong opinions ... forget I asked to see your math please ...
Interglacial cycles easily happen at a rate slow Enough for species to adapt. Since the industrial revolution The rate of change In average temps has accelerated dramatically.
Climate change is the overlooked driver of Central American migration
Toward the end of 2018, Central American migrant groups of several thousands of people began journeys towards the United States. Many are fleeing a massive drought that has lasted for five years.
I'm an engineer. I understand rate of change just fine. I also understand that there's not enough resolution to say the rate of change is any different than any other interglacial cycle. What we can say with certainty is that our present temperature is below the peak temperatures of previous interglacial cycles so our present average temperature is less than the previous average temperatures in previous interglacial cycles so we still have a ways to go. Rate of change means jack shit. Sea levels and temperatures have been rising for the past 22,000 years.You really don’t understand “Rate of change“ do you ? We just had and will continue to have CE immigrants whose farm lands were wiped out by droughts that happened so quickly, their third world governments could not adjust. Crime and unrest results causing mass immigration problems on our border. This is our own intel assessment.... dahWe aren't outside the norm. Are you suggesting that humans can't survive an interglacial cycle?A meaningless observation even if it were true. The last time I looked, peak wasn’t average, dah.Yep, in fact we are still below the peak temperature of the previous interglacial cycles.Gee, why am I not impressed by anyone giving an answer to a question they can easily look up on the internet. You seem to be....that’s a pretty false assumption of knowledge.
Meaning you act the baboon just repeating what you think you heard ... still waiting for the list of 3400 universities ... how many are Liberal Arts colleges? ...
The ice core data set shows the interglacial 125,000 years ago was warmer than IPCC predictions ... and IPCC predictions are cooler than it was during this interglacial ...
But hey, without any knowledge .. you're entitled to have strong opinions ... forget I asked to see your math please ...
Interglacial cycles easily happen at a rate slow Enough for species to adapt. Since the industrial revolution The rate of change In average temps has accelerated dramatically.
Climate change is the overlooked driver of Central American migration
Toward the end of 2018, Central American migrant groups of several thousands of people began journeys towards the United States. Many are fleeing a massive drought that has lasted for five years.
This is all that matters. The slope of graph, the rate of change is at its maximum during the Industrial Age then any time man has been on earth. at Case closed
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How long has man been on earth ?I'm an engineer. I understand rate of change just fine. I also understand that there's not enough resolution to say the rate of change is any different than any other interglacial cycle. What we can say with certainty is that our present temperature is below the peak temperatures of previous interglacial cycles so our present average temperature is less than the previous average temperatures in previous interglacial cycles so we still have a ways to go. Rate of change means jack shit. Sea levels and temperatures have been rising for the past 22,000 years.You really don’t understand “Rate of change“ do you ? We just had and will continue to have CE immigrants whose farm lands were wiped out by droughts that happened so quickly, their third world governments could not adjust. Crime and unrest results causing mass immigration problems on our border. This is our own intel assessment.... dahWe aren't outside the norm. Are you suggesting that humans can't survive an interglacial cycle?A meaningless observation even if it were true. The last time I looked, peak wasn’t average, dah.Yep, in fact we are still below the peak temperature of the previous interglacial cycles.Gee, why am I not impressed by anyone giving an answer to a question they can easily look up on the internet. You seem to be....that’s a pretty false assumption of knowledge.
Meaning you act the baboon just repeating what you think you heard ... still waiting for the list of 3400 universities ... how many are Liberal Arts colleges? ...
The ice core data set shows the interglacial 125,000 years ago was warmer than IPCC predictions ... and IPCC predictions are cooler than it was during this interglacial ...
But hey, without any knowledge .. you're entitled to have strong opinions ... forget I asked to see your math please ...
Interglacial cycles easily happen at a rate slow Enough for species to adapt. Since the industrial revolution The rate of change In average temps has accelerated dramatically.
Climate change is the overlooked driver of Central American migration
Toward the end of 2018, Central American migrant groups of several thousands of people began journeys towards the United States. Many are fleeing a massive drought that has lasted for five years.
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Can you explain why Michael Manns team at Penn State deliberately manipulated the data to create the infamous "hockey stick graph" ?
The graph the kicked off the entire global warming movement.
The slope of graph, the rate of change is at its maximum during the Industrial Age then any time man has been on earth.
Hilarious!!!
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Holy shit. How dense are you. Who cares about the temps when man was not even on earth ? It’s A rediculous and Unrelated graph.Holy shit you are dense.Peak temperatures are not the average.And the peak temperatures for previous interglacial cycles were based on the average.
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