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originally posted by: Justoneman
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
Exactly.
Seriously would it be SUCH a bad thing if we got rid of carbon output and worried about improving the world we lived on? If it's all a hoax, oh well, at least we cut down on destructive pollution and weaned ourselves off of our oil addiction. Oil which is finite by the way.
No it wouldn't. Honestly the people bringing you the tax are holding back cars like this one i sent Al Gore a few emails while he taught that this same University about this car.
agreenroad.blogspot.com...
Tell me what you think about this being designed and built for them by Nissan of North America over 25 years ago.
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: Boadicea
Well science back in the 1970's is now 45 years old now. It's clearly not as accurate as it is today. That doesn't mean they weren't talking about it or anything.
originally posted by: Justoneman
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: Boadicea
Well science back in the 1970's is now 45 years old now. It's clearly not as accurate as it is today. That doesn't mean they weren't talking about it or anything.
Yea and back then the scientific process was in full vogue everywhere. That is not the case now.
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
originally posted by: Justoneman
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
Exactly.
Seriously would it be SUCH a bad thing if we got rid of carbon output and worried about improving the world we lived on? If it's all a hoax, oh well, at least we cut down on destructive pollution and weaned ourselves off of our oil addiction. Oil which is finite by the way.
No it wouldn't. Honestly the people bringing you the tax are holding back cars like this one i sent Al Gore a few emails while he taught that this same University about this car.
agreenroad.blogspot.com...
Tell me what you think about this being designed and built for them by Nissan of North America over 25 years ago.
Mentioning a retired politician now? Hitting the Climate Change denier bingo card.
I don't care about the carbon credit problem as evidence against climate change. That is a red herring. If you don't agree with carbon credits fine, pitch a better solution, but the existence of the carbon credits program itself isn't proof that it isn't real.
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
originally posted by: Justoneman
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: Boadicea
Well science back in the 1970's is now 45 years old now. It's clearly not as accurate as it is today. That doesn't mean they weren't talking about it or anything.
Yea and back then the scientific process was in full vogue everywhere. That is not the case now.
Yea, right now it is in vogue to deny science without looking at it critically. It makes the United States look rather embarrassing that we are still having conversations like this one while the rest of the world is thinking up solutions to the problem instead.
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: Justoneman
What about it? That is just one solution to a VERY big problem. There is more than just cars that are contributing to global warming you know?
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
Don't strawman my argument. I know what the scientists know. That we have proven that there is a direct correlation with human CO2 output and the changing climate.
Don't pretend like I'm saying things are definitive either.
I know there is no such thing as settled science, but this correlation is more thoroughly proven than the theory of gravity at this point.
Like I said confirmation bias. You've decided that the answer can't be known so no further research is necessary. I notice you've failed to produce any links backing your position up.
Technology which leaves a carbon footprint... You do know that using electricity produces carbon right?
Seriously would it be SUCH a bad thing if we got rid of carbon output and worried about improving the world we lived on? If it's all a hoax, oh well, at least we cut down on destructive pollution and weaned ourselves off of our oil addiction. Oil which is finite by the way.
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: Justoneman
No you haven't. You've said it over and over a bunch of times then questioned my ability to perform logic because I didn't agree with the words you were saying.
In any case, you haven't actually addressed ANY of the science. If global warming is a hoax, prove it by pointing out where it is a hoax in the science. Stop presenting red herrings about what the politicians are doing with global warming.
I'm about to link you to a post to another poster that shows who is REALLY trying to profit off of global warming. And it isn't the alarmists. I imagine you'll ignore it though.
www.abovetopsecret.com...
originally posted by: Boadicea
You know what some scientists claim. Nothing more and nothing less. If you choose to believe otherwise, that is your choice. But it is what it is, whether you recognize and acknowledge it or not.
When the climate models and predictions actually get it right, I'll start believing that. At this point, unless and until science can recreate exact conditions and get the exact same result every single solitary time, this isn't science and it's not proof.
Hahaha!!!! Please show me a link that proves I don't know!!!
Nope, I don't know that... what I do know is that the coal and/or fossil fuels used to generate the electricity for a cyber-meeting produces carbon, which would be a small fraction of the carbon footprint created by thousands of people traveling thousands of miles on airplanes and trains burning thousands of gallons of fossil fuels for one meeting.
That would be wonderful. I'd like to see that happen whether AGW is true or not. For example, it's long been known that industrial hemp could replace virtually ALL fossil fuel products, from fuel to rubber and plastic and lots in between. We could also stop the ridiculous moratorium on new drilling here, and stop burning excess fossil fuels just to bring fossil fuels here. We could also encourage more home and personal gardens, farmer's markets, and the like to reduce shipping costs. Likewise, we could stop the ridiculous outsourcing of our manufacturing base only to burn infinite amounts of fossil fuel to ship goods here. Much could and should be done to reduce pollution and the wasteful and unnecessary burning of fossil fuels... But that's not what the fools in Paris want.
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: Boadicea
Well science back in the 1970's is now 45 years old now. It's clearly not as accurate as it is today. That doesn't mean they weren't talking about it or anything.
originally posted by: Justoneman
Seriously, you have NOT read my stuff in the spirit of enlightenment that i have provided here for you. I am giving you the counter to this tired argument presented by the elites that were in that thread. I am giving you sources that matter and you are repeating the same tired dogma like you don't care what the real truth is in my estimation.
originally posted by: Justoneman
I will have to get back to you all later. But please read this stuff i offered to show you why i feel the way i do. It might make sense one day if you would not be so quick to dismiss those in dissent as being a denier. In fact all Scientist should be poking holes in all theory's or trying to anyway. When they survive the pokes they can become Laws of Science.
originally posted by: Boadicea
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: Boadicea
Well science back in the 1970's is now 45 years old now. It's clearly not as accurate as it is today. That doesn't mean they weren't talking about it or anything.
Accurate today? Ha! Okay. But do note many climate scientists are saying that we have entered the Maunder Minimum again and that the climate is now cooling. And, no, I won't provide sources.... if you think you can prove me wrong -- that there are no scientists currently claiming global cooling -- go for it. Just please note that I am not in any way, shape or form trying to confirm or deny their claims, just stating that there are such scientists making such claims.