I'll bet you don't know shit from shinola when it comes to science.
Every Scientific Society, every National Academy of Science, and every major University in the world states that AGW is a fact, and a danger to our future. And your opiinion is based on?
My opinion is based on extensive reading into the issue over many years. From a rather good understanding of what constitutes good scientific method and wide experience of public affairs.
Not that many decades ago, well within living memory, all the 'National Academies of Science' would have told you that the continents were firmly anchored in their places; that only those who 'did not know shit from shinola', to descend for a moment into the vulgarity that is your preferred mode of expression, could imagine that Africa and South America were once joined. They were shown to be quite spectactularly wrong. So don't try the 'experts say' spiel on me.
LOL. And don't even try to tell me the history of the development of plate tectonic theory. It was noted even before the turn of the century in 1900 that the continental shelves fit together rather nicely. In 1902, Thomas Condon, the father of Oregon geology, published a book called "The Two Islands" in which he noted that the 'Two Islands', oceanic sediments and what are today called 'ophialites', appeared to be from much further south than there present location Eastern and Southwestern Oregon. Wegener not only noted the shape of South America and Africa, but showed the similarities of the fossils and rock formations in those two continents.
The problem with all of this is that you simply cannot plow continental material through much denser oceanic basalt. The evidence was there that these continents were once one, but there was no mechanism known for their movement. That had to wait for the seismic profiles of subduction zones, and the mirror image magnetic stripes at the rift zones.
In 1955, I was twelve years old, and read an introductory Geology text my 5th grade teached gave me to do a book report on. And it mentioned Wegener's Continental Drift theory and the evidence for it. And also stated that there was no known mechanism for that to happen. Now I am within a couple of weeks of 70, and am continueing what I started over 40 years ago. They honored over 90 of the credits that I earned over 40 years ago, and I earned another 27 last year, and am working on 9 more right now. And still working fulltime as a millwright in a steel mill. My major? Why, Geology, of course