Yes, that's why she's referred to as a denialist even after her clear statement on AGW and sea level rise, etc.Judith Curry She also questions the affordability and effectiveness of mitigation strategies.
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Yes, that's why she's referred to as a denialist even after her clear statement on AGW and sea level rise, etc.Judith Curry She also questions the affordability and effectiveness of mitigation strategies.
I think it’s important to examine the whole picture rather than being dishonest about it.Yes, that's why she's referred to as a denialist even after her clear statement on AGW and sea level rise, etc.
Ask an expert.Where exactly is this catastrophe?
I’m asking you. If it’s so obvious that there’s a climate catastrophe then you ought to be able to back it up with some evidence.Ask an expert.
Or I can refer you to Ms. Curry's statement on the coming catastrophe.
For you my friend, and all m adoring denialist audience, I can only dare say again that my opinion closely matches the opinion of Ms. Curry, the foremost educated denialist:I think it’s important to examine the whole picture rather than being dishonest about it.
It’s warming. The warming is caused by us. Warming is dangerous. We need to urgently transition to renewable energy to stop the warming. Once we do that, sea-level rise will stop and the weather won’t be so extreme.
Can you point to one single climate catastrophe?For you my friend, and all m adoring denialist audience, I can only dare say again that my opinion closely matches the opinion of Ms. Curry, the foremost educated denialist:
Ms. Curry says:
We (all of the denialists and me) could spend a month arguing the question, but than what if we 'self-proclaimed experts come up with a different conclusion than Ms. Curry's clear statement. Are we then supposed to declare ourselves as superior to and more educated on the question than Ms. Curry?
Can you or one of the denialists do a quick study on the questions answered by Mr. Curry above, that can give us a trusted starting point that proves Judith wrong?
Then if any denialist or you differ from Judith, we could do a poll on how to decide who is the most trusted expert.
(maybe the poll could cover the bible's allegorical bullshit too?
Yes of course! Dozens in fact!Can you point to one single climate catastrophe?
It’s warming. The warming is caused by us. Warming is dangerous. We need to urgently transition to renewable energy to stop the warming. Once we do that, sea-level rise will stop and the weather won’t be so extreme.
It depends on what the definition of a woman or a man is?Does science show that a man can become a woman?
You my friend, we all could have trusted you as our expert on climate change, had you not tried to pull that stunt on the tide/water level at the big statue!Science is not about
1. parroting
2. fraud
3. fudging data
and neither you nor any of those "climate scientists" can refute one word of that...
That’s weather events, not a climate catastrophe. Name one climate catastrophe caused by AGW.Yes of course! Dozens in fact!
Hurricane Katrina had to be classed as a climate catastrophe.
Oh wait! You must be asking for a manmade climate catastrophe? You should have been more specific on that question.
But than why ask me when you could have asked an expert?
Does that infer that some events that were catastrophic, were caused by AGW?
Be honest now my friend, this isn't a sunday school bible question that you can dick around with.
You’re wound up today.Where did all my denialist friends go??
Have all the denialist ckskrs headed for high ground in the dust bowl shitholes?
Katrina was a climate catastrophe. You're fkd up on thinking that there has to be over 29,000 feet of rain to make a catastrophe!That’s weather events, not a climate catastrophe. Name one climate catastrophe caused by AGW.
Yer fkn right about that my friend.You’re wound up today.
Katrina was a hurricane. Can you name a climate catastrophe?Katrina was a climate catastrophe. You're fkd up on thinking that there has to be over 29,000 feet of rain to make a catastrophe!
How many dead bodies do you and your friends need to see floating around??
Yer fkn right about that my friend.
Ms. Curry's words are the perfect slamdunk!
We should see if we can get her expert word on the big flood too?
Save your 'expert' opinion from now on, we're all going back to EMH ,who can be trusted!
No shit.Yer fkn right about that my friend.
Showing the absurdity of what democrats believe is part of this discussion.It depends on what the definition of a woman or a man is?
Off topice! Please?
One of two biological sex organs.It depends on what the definition of a woman or a man is?
Off topice! Please?
If you are a voter, than you need to be informed when voting on representation.For you my friend, and all m adoring denialist audience, I can only dare say again that my opinion closely matches the opinion of Ms. Curry, the foremost educated denialist:
Ms. Curry says:
We (all of the denialists and me) could spend a month arguing the question, but than what if we 'self-proclaimed experts come up with a different conclusion than Ms. Curry's clear statement. Are we then supposed to declare ourselves as superior to and more educated on the question than Ms. Curry?
Can you or one of the denialists do a quick study on the questions answered by Mr. Curry above, that can give us a trusted starting point that proves Judith wrong?
Then if any denialist or you differ from Judith, we could do a poll on how to decide who is the most trusted expert.
(maybe the poll could cover the bible's allegorical bullshit too?
Some of us have real, 3D lives to live and don't spend 24/7 on USMB.Where did all my denialist friends go??
Have all the denialist ckskrs headed for high ground in the dust bowl shitholes?
One of two biological sex organs.
Outer or Innie ?
Penis or vagina ...
Any "other" is mutation/mutilation.
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Gender as a Social Construct
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Diverse Gender Identities
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- Non-binary: Individuals who do not identify exclusively as male or female.
- Genderqueer: A term for those who reject traditional gender distinctions and may identify as both or neither gender.
- Genderfluid: People whose gender identity may change over time or depending on the situation.
- Agender: Individuals who identify as having no gender or being genderless.
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In fact, there are lists that identify 72 different gender identities, showcasing the vastness of gender beyond the binary.
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Scientific Understanding
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Conclusion
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