Do you realise that friction within the earth may have part in global warming?

The warmer the earth is; the more substance is flowing within the earth and it's friction that is caused by the shifting of it from gravity; the more it is then substantial; as opposed to it if being solidified to the inner hard matter of the earth where then it does not move in accordance with the"Tide Effect". then that part of our substance is not affecting temperature because it is solide .
As an experament for instance; take soder and put it inside a container that walls of that container are half spining one way and the other half the other way and get that soder at a liquide; will it easyly keep as a liquide?
And does that make you wonder how a star was created?
And sustained.
Wouldn't you think that an galaxy is actually a flawed perpetual motion where sustainability is only limited to an eventual drawn out inevability as of it being of course not planned out right.

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dunno about where you live but here in england its getting colder much much colder last year we had snow for a full 6 weeks and this year the shortest coldest summer for a long while

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But there has always been 'friction' within the earth from the molten layers....You give no explanation for why the friction would be increasing...except for suggesting that a warmer climate may create more molten material...which is circular logic. Surely you recognize that fact don't you?

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I have never read nothing about anything and understand just about everything if I set my mind to it and to answer that other question; there is a fundamental aspect that if something is at a medium and is precise and is then swayedwith a dramatic altercation of sorts like a domino affect; then of sorts again will that affect may add fuel as they say to the fire. I havn't given this much thought because of that I have just thought of it.

You realize that this global cooling/ warming/ climate change is all just a fiasco right? We are currently at a very good period in the earths climatic cycle. Take the temperatures of past few hundred thousand years and graph them, then you will see the reality of this fiasco.

And oh yeah for the believers, we are producing too much CO2 right? then why not plant trees, instead of this stupid tax(which solves nothing expect make some people richer)?

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Of course you may be right and hope you are, but I do think that it is sensitive in terms of change of temperature when it comes to a sway that would not stop until it eventually turns and come back to a norm; much like the ice age term.
Myself as I am 44 have not seen any difference and stand by you on that as I have not seen any difference what so ever.
It was just something different to talk about and Good Night a I must get some sleep.

There are many possible factors that could be contributing but at the rate we're going we're never going to find out!

Oh and also. it's not called 'global warming' anymore, it's called 'climate change' I live in Australia. And we omit only 1% of the worlds pollution, YET we're the ones that are paying the most in tax for it!