"global warming petition project" peer reviewed and everything???

Doer

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No one cares to admit it. But these fools know full well why AGW was changed to ACC.

Everyone does. If anything proves there is no man-made warming, it is this. They are gearing up to blame the next generation of young PattytBucks, for Man Made Cooling. The Saganist will say, we tried to tell you the climate was changing. We tried to warn you back in the 9Os.

Climate Change???? That has to be the the most foolish weather joke there is.

Knock knock - Who there?

Climate Change. :)

Why does the little idiot think the Climate is changing?

They looked out the window.


Ha Haaaa.
 

OGEvilgenius

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you just cited climatedepot.com, which was started by political scientist marc morano, whose career began working for rush limbaugh, and whose website is funded by political magnate richard scaife, before bemoaning "politically driven scientific bael [SIC]".

not only do you love hitler and white supremacy, but you also just self-owned yourself harder than i've ever seen anyone else self-own.

hilarious in its utter douchebaggery.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marc_Morano
Actually he's citing a WaPo article from July 9, 1971. Pretty shitty deflection. I wonder if you're this emotional or you're just deliberately deceitful. Either way, poor form.
 

heckler73

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Here is mind fuck. Blaming the CA drought on Global Warming. Niotice how CNN is not so stupid as to call it climate change. They still need to sell Ad spots.
They mentioned "climate change" at the end of the article when forecasting a 40% cut in avocado production.
:lol:
Mixed message?
 

OGEvilgenius

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Then no, you don't accept the theory of evolution.. Evolution happens, but not to humans? wut..
You might want to brush up on your critical thinking skills. I thought you had an open mind.

He did not say that. My guess is that he suspects we could have been placed here by a third party of some kind. Which isn't entirely out of the question. We could have even been created. Seeing as how we create things genetically, it's not a huge stretch.

Not to speak for him, I probably shouldn't and I have no idea really what he believes, but you sure seem to think you do. Most of your posts in this thread are logical fallacy after logical fallacy.

I sit on the fence with AGW. I think there's a lot of evidence to suggest outside forces are causing our climate shifts much more so than we are. See, for example, other planets and their relative temperatures and weather patterns as observed by NASA. They are experiencing similar things. Coincidentally the Sun recently completely flipped it's axis. This seems to indicate there are outside forces at work. Which really shouldn't be a shock to any reasonable human being. Of course, most human beings are emotionally driven and not reasonable at all.
 

Doer

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Actually he's citing a WaPo article from July 9, 1971. Pretty shitty deflection. I wonder if you're this emotional or you're just deliberately deceitful. Either way, poor form.
It is slander the person to protect the Saganist Lie. It is formally called in Rhetoric, the argumentum ad hominem.

Technically it is considered a genetic fallacy of logic, in the subclass of irrelevance.

That is the height of Buck MO here, if you have noticed. It just is lower self debasesment from there.
 

OGEvilgenius

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Like I said, there is no controversy among scientific professionals, the perceived controversy exists among scientifically illiterate people and is fueled by right wing propaganda. Anyone can see this for themselves, simply take a look at who is funding the anti-climate change propaganda, it's energy companies, not scientists. It would stand to reason that energy companies would have a lot to lose by people transitioning to alternative sources of energy, right?
What would they lose exactly?

You do realize who owns the patents for alternative energy sources, right?

Peak oil was a theory created by the oil companies. I wonder why?
 

OGEvilgenius

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Yeah, umm well you see, this person named Nikola Tesla, already invented a device which could have powered every home, all of our cars, and anything we needed for free and without wires.

Tesla made the modern age possible. Radio, Robotics, Remote control, AC Current, RADAR, Generators, The X-ray, hydro-electric power, Tesla Coil, Fluorescent lights, LASER, wireless communication (Cell phones too), radio astronomy, neon lights, electric motors are just a few of his many inventions. Probably the most towering intellect ever on the face of earth.

Ever heard of the Philadelphia experiment where a entire ship was teleported? Tesla. Ever heard of weather control through HAARP? Tesla.

He spoke 8 languages fluently. He could recite the entire Bible verse by verse chapter by chapter from memory.

Smart dude, no one remembers him, but they remember Edison, and Edison didn't invent anything.

Einstein was once asked what it felt like to be the smartest man alive. Einstein’s reply was “I don’t know, you’ll have to ask Nikola Tesla.”
Yup.

JP Morgan was financing him until he realized that he wouldn't be able to meter the power being generated. Uncontrolled? That's no good at all.

He also figured out the frequency of the earth about 50 years before anyone else and was able to cause an earthquake in New York with a tiny steam powered machine that operated at the same frequency (those in fracking know whats up with this).
 

Doer

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They mentioned "climate change" at the end of the article when forecasting a 40% cut in avocado production.
:lol:
Mixed message?
But, what was the CNN Headline? And what prompted them to dig into the finance forecast, is what MoneyCNN does.

What prompted the Corporation is obvious. Blame shedding.

What prompted CNN to go with that headline? Mind Fuck.
 

Doer

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What would they lose exactly?

You do realize who owns the patents for alternative energy sources, right?

Peak oil was a theory created by the oil companies. I wonder why?
All these PattyBucks are somewhat retarded, don't you know?

They have to have Belief, but have rejected religion.
 

Doer

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are you hopped up on meth? because your thoughts are going from right field to left field in no time flat.

you talk about the constitution, and then you talk about wars which haven't been declared in many decades.

you talk about energy efficient grow lights which i never claimed existed, and you flip how tax credits for smart investments that will save you money work.

caught me by surprise since i half expected you to go on a 16th amendment rant based on what part of my post you chose to quote.

i might just be high on cat piss fumes from several years ago still, but i am having trouble keeping up with all of your crazy diversions and conspiracy theories and meth talk.
That is funny since you act like you just work up yesterday, and even failed at that. :)
 

Doer

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Actually he's citing a WaPo article from July 9, 1971. Pretty shitty deflection. I wonder if you're this emotional or you're just deliberately deceitful. Either way, poor form.
Deliberately deceitful for agenda. He is no dumb bunny, that much is obvious.
 

heckler73

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But, what was the CNN Headline? And what prompted them to dig into the finance forecast, is what MoneyCNN does.

What prompted the Corporation is obvious. Blame shedding.

What prompted CNN to go with that headline? Mind Fuck.
Sounds reasonable to me. CNN is just as sensationalist as FOX or MSNBC.
 

twostrokenut

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Speaking of emotional pleas.
The areas that will be "hit the hardest" are those of the third world
according to the "science".

We are made to believe that if we have large footprints, such as those from
highly inefficient grows or anyone not riding a single cylinder motorcycle
(suck that prius heads) that we create typhoons and disaster to the third world.

We ignore the economic damage the third world suffers as a result of green policy.
So we can stop growing inefficiently and talking and driving to possibly stop
a hurricane years from now based on bogus science or..........

We can ditch all the stupid policies and have unrestricted trade allowing them
an economic come up right now.

Which one is less stupider?
 

OGEvilgenius

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The fact that this post got no attention is more than a little interesting - there is truth in the notion that the right tends to hold truth and accuracy second to their particular beliefs, which, of course has them see higher education and scientific endeavors as suspect.
Who finances most AGW research? Oh, it's the same people, through different channels. This line of argument is weak, because the money behind all this is funding both sides of the argument. For example Greenpeace receives a lot of money from the Rockefeller foundation. Greenpeace was one of the first to scream about the GCC being industry schills. Yet, they receive a lot of funding from big time share holders in said industry.

Why would they do that you might ask? Politics. Divide and conquer.

The truth of the situation isn't well understood. And those proclaiming to understand it with any large degree of certainty, well, they're fucking morons. To put it kindly. Even dumber are those who want to implement policy certain to negatively impact peoples lives in a huge way (including but not limited to death), ultimate jackasses.

You want to clean up the world? Push for hemp based industry. It would be like night and day. Durable products that last. Renewable resource. Huge energy production potential. Biodegradable products. And its carbon neutral, not that I necessarily think that really matters all that much, but just in case.
 

OGEvilgenius

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all these goddamn federal laws letting us keep more of our money if we install solar panels or energy efficient appliances are such a bummer. i feel like they should pass an amendment protecting me from these tax breaks. that's freedom because liberty. constitution. fluoride.
Ahh yes, solar panels and energy efficiency. That's a good one. Last I saw it took more energy to create one than they could ever recover.
 

twostrokenut

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It is slander the person to protect the Saganist Lie. It is formally called in Rhetoric, the argumentum ad hominem.

Technically it is considered a genetic fallacy of logic, in the subclass of irrelevance.

That is the height of Buck MO here, if you have noticed. It just is lower self debasesment from there.
Fuckin .......A.
 
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