Why do you keep trotting out these ridiculous correlations?
Because that's all he has.
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Why do you keep trotting out these ridiculous correlations?
Why do you just keep making up whatever you want and thinking that's okay?Why do you keep trotting out these ridiculous correlations?
Correct.Because that's all he has.
Dude, that's what I should be asking you. Blaming hurricanes and weather events which occur naturally reeks of desperation and fear mongering.Why do you just keep making up whatever you want and thinking that's okay?
Why do you just keep making up whatever you want and thinking that's okay?
That would be the exact opposite of my observations. Have you looked at the various authors and contributors to AR6 (and all the previous reports)? Do you really want to claim that many publishing (ie, actively researching), PhD scientists are fudging data, lying and cooking up fraudulent charts? That sort of charge requires some evidence. Got any?
There have been a number of rapidly intensifying storms over the past several years. Sorry you missed them. See: https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2020/11/18/hurricane-season-rapid-intensification/
No, it is not. It is willfully ignorant ignoring to their own peril science. Whether concerning vaccines or the effects of global warming on weather extremes. And in both cases the willfully ignorant end up damaging the rest of us with their idiocy.This is something I've found with people who are firmly attached to the "man made global warming" narrative. They'll ignore lots of things that aren't convenient.
The problem is people who are totally against man made global warming will also do the same thing.
It's Reps v. Dems again and again.
LOL Ding, you remain such a dumb fuck. And presenting a graph measured in thousands of years to address changes in the last century is really stupid. Here is a real graph, and the article it is from;And yet the thermal expansion of the oceans has been pretty constant over the last 6,000 years.
When exactly should we expect to see the acceleration of thermal expansion of the oceans due to greenhouse gases warming the ocean? I mean it's been going on for how many decades? Shouldn't we start to see some acceleration in the rise of sea levels?
Doesn't it make sense that there is a correlation between temperature and sea level rise?
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And the parrot insists, I am parroting many many, and if I am the birdbrain bawking, I must be right....
The data is all there.
Highly correlated satellite and balloon data showing no warming in the atmosphere until both were fudged with uncorrellated "corrections" in 2005.
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2005 nbc global warming evaporates
LOL Now who should I trust? Some looney on an anonymous message board. or the people at the American Geophysical Union? LOLIt's a shame you can't provide a single iota of evidence to support your claim.
Not one.
Now Frankie boi, let's here more about your reptilians or greys in the hollow moon. LOLHide the Decline
Mann's Nature Trick
Why are you and Westwall such ignorant asses?Why do you keep trotting out these ridiculous correlations?
LOL Ding, you remain such a dumb fuck. And presenting a graph measured in thousands of years to address changes in the last century is really stupid. Here is a real graph, and the article it is from;
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Now Frankie boi, let's here more about your reptilians or greys in the hollow moon. LOL
Why do you keep trotting out these ridiculous correlations?
LOL Now who should I trust? Some looney on an anonymous message board. or the people at the American Geophysical Union? LOL
Warmer Oceans Could Produce More Powerful Superstorms
Simulations of Hurricane Sandy with warmer ocean temperatures resulted in storms more than twice as destructive.news.agu.org
Why are you and Westwall such ignorant asses?
Typhoons Getting Stronger, Making Landfall More Often - Eos
New research shows a growing threat from Pacific storms amid climate change.eos.org