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The Case Against Global-Warming Skepticism (1 Viewer)

The difference between round earthers and global warmers is one can stand up to skepticism and one screams and pouts about it.

 
The difference between round earthers and global warmers is one can stand up to skepticism and one screams and pouts about it.
There's probably lots of differences between them. The only thing they have in common is the nature of the opposition they face.
 
As a photo expert, upon close examination I can see where the science warmists added their red pixels. Also makes ludicrous assumption of round planet.
Bingo. This is even a bigger problem than global cooling global warming climate change <insert next alarming name here when the budget looks like it might get cut>.

 
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The eastern U.S. is the only region of the world that has been colder than normal each of the first three months this calendar year.

But it's been happening where I live! So that means nothing else is real.
now we're looking at 3 month periods of time? That's a reach. Talk about being selective
:lmao: It's funny how much the monkeys dance when you bring up stuff like Polar Vortexes or whatever you want to call them.
I thought the White House science advisor guy was the one pushing the polar vortexes as a consequence of global warming....or have your switched you view?

:confused:
Polar Votex has been around for over a hundred years. The media learned a new word this winter and ran with it. But I can assure you that the term Polar Vortex has been around for a long time.

Signed,

IronSheik the Weather Geek

 
The eastern U.S. is the only region of the world that has been colder than normal each of the first three months this calendar year.

But it's been happening where I live! So that means nothing else is real.
now we're looking at 3 month periods of time? That's a reach. Talk about being selective
:lmao: It's funny how much the monkeys dance when you bring up stuff like Polar Vortexes or whatever you want to call them.
I thought the White House science advisor guy was the one pushing the polar vortexes as a consequence of global warming....or have your switched you view?

:confused:
Polar Votex has been around for over a hundred years. The media learned a new word this winter and ran with it. But I can assure you that the term Polar Vortex has been around for a long time.

Signed,

IronSheik the Weather Geek
The vortex spins the other way in the southern hemisphere, which is why they call it an equatorial vortex.

 
The eastern U.S. is the only region of the world that has been colder than normal each of the first three months this calendar year.

But it's been happening where I live! So that means nothing else is real.
now we're looking at 3 month periods of time? That's a reach. Talk about being selective
:lmao: It's funny how much the monkeys dance when you bring up stuff like Polar Vortexes or whatever you want to call them.
I thought the White House science advisor guy was the one pushing the polar vortexes as a consequence of global warming....or have your switched you view?

:confused:
Polar Votex has been around for over a hundred years. The media learned a new word this winter and ran with it. But I can assure you that the term Polar Vortex has been around for a long time.

Signed,

IronSheik the Weather Geek
The vortex spins the other way in the southern hemisphere, which is why they call it an equatorial vortex.
That explains the graphic.

 
The eastern U.S. is the only region of the world that has been colder than normal each of the first three months this calendar year.

But it's been happening where I live! So that means nothing else is real.
now we're looking at 3 month periods of time? That's a reach. Talk about being selective
That was posted in response to a previous post that cited the amount of Great Lakes ice as evidence to refute global warming. Which is more selective?

How about 349 consecutive months - is that a meaningful period of time? Because, with March 2014's numbers now in the books, that's how long its been since any month recorded a global temperature below the 20th Century average.

 
The eastern U.S. is the only region of the world that has been colder than normal each of the first three months this calendar year.

But it's been happening where I live! So that means nothing else is real.
now we're looking at 3 month periods of time? That's a reach. Talk about being selective
That was posted in response to a previous post that cited the amount of Great Lakes ice as evidence to refute global warming. Which is more selective?

How about 349 consecutive months - is that a meaningful period of time? Because, with March 2014's numbers now in the books, that's how long its been since any month recorded a global temperature below the 20th Century average.
With respect to the history of the earth's climate? Probably not.

 
"There once was a shepherd boy who was bored as he sat on the hillside watching the village sheep. To amuse himself he took a great breath and sang out, "Wolf! Wolf! The Wolf is chasing the sheep!"

The villagers came running up the hill to help the boy drive the wolf away. But when they arrived at the top of the hill, they found no wolf. The boy laughed at the sight of their angry faces.

"Don't cry 'wolf', shepherd boy," said the villagers, "when there's no wolf!" They went grumbling back down the hill.

Later, the boy sang out again, "Wolf! Wolf! The wolf is chasing the sheep!" To his naughty delight, he watched the villagers run up the hill to help him drive the wolf away.

When the villagers saw no wolf they sternly said, "Save your frightened song for when there is really something wrong! Don't cry 'wolf' when there is NO wolf!"

But the boy just grinned and watched them go grumbling down the hill once more.

Later, he saw a REAL wolf prowling about his flock. Alarmed, he leaped to his feet and sang out as loudly as he could, "Wolf! Wolf!"

But the villagers thought he was trying to fool them again, and so they didn't come.

At sunset, everyone wondered why the shepherd boy hadn't returned to the village with their sheep. They went up the hill to find the boy. They found him weeping.

"There really was a wolf here! The flock has scattered! I cried out, "Wolf!" Why didn't you come?"

An old man tried to comfort the boy as they walked back to the village.

"We'll help you look for the lost sheep in the morning," he said, putting his arm around the youth, "Nobody believes a liar...even when he is telling the truth!"

 
The eastern U.S. is the only region of the world that has been colder than normal each of the first three months this calendar year.

But it's been happening where I live! So that means nothing else is real.
now we're looking at 3 month periods of time? That's a reach. Talk about being selective
:lmao: It's funny how much the monkeys dance when you bring up stuff like Polar Vortexes or whatever you want to call them.
I thought the White House science advisor guy was the one pushing the polar vortexes as a consequence of global warming....or have your switched you view?

:confused:
Polar Votex has been around for over a hundred years. The media learned a new word this winter and ran with it. But I can assure you that the term Polar Vortex has been around for a long time.

Signed,

IronSheik the Weather Geek
May you die in a freak May bizzard.

 
The eastern U.S. is the only region of the world that has been colder than normal each of the first three months this calendar year.

But it's been happening where I live! So that means nothing else is real.
now we're looking at 3 month periods of time? That's a reach. Talk about being selective
That was posted in response to a previous post that cited the amount of Great Lakes ice as evidence to refute global warming. Which is more selective?

How about 349 consecutive months - is that a meaningful period of time? Because, with March 2014's numbers now in the books, that's how long its been since any month recorded a global temperature below the 20th Century average.
That is a clever way to spin the fact that for the last 15 years the warming has stopped despite the predictions that warming would accelerate. Why not admit there is a lot if crap we don't understand and we need to re-evaluate our models.

 
The eastern U.S. is the only region of the world that has been colder than normal each of the first three months this calendar year.

But it's been happening where I live! So that means nothing else is real.
now we're looking at 3 month periods of time? That's a reach. Talk about being selective
That was posted in response to a previous post that cited the amount of Great Lakes ice as evidence to refute global warming. Which is more selective?

How about 349 consecutive months - is that a meaningful period of time? Because, with March 2014's numbers now in the books, that's how long its been since any month recorded a global temperature below the 20th Century average.
That is a clever way to spin the fact that for the last 15 years the warming has stopped despite the predictions that warming would accelerate. Why not admit there is a lot if crap we don't understand and we need to re-evaluate our models.
Hmmmm...what was 15 years ago?

 
This year should be interesting. 1998, which was the last big El Niño year, is the data that all the deniers keep pointing to. This year is supposed to be an even bigger El Niño.

 
Except that it hasn't stopped
And by not stopped you mean there is some minuscule warming that is some 600 percent lower than the projected trend?
No, I'm saying that global warming hasn't stopped.
Lol. Let's just make a theory that can't predict anything and will just make excuses to explain we have no idea how all this stuff works together.
Is this English?
It is to English as global warming is to scientific theory. :shrug:

 
Except that it hasn't stopped
And by not stopped you mean there is some minuscule warming that is some 600 percent lower than the projected trend?
No, I'm saying that global warming hasn't stopped.
Lol. Let's just make a theory that can't predict anything and will just make excuses to explain we have no idea how all this stuff works together.
Is this English?
It is to English as global warming is to scientific theory. :shrug:
You wouldn't know good science if it walked up, sat on your face, and wiggled.
 
The eastern U.S. is the only region of the world that has been colder than normal each of the first three months this calendar year.

But it's been happening where I live! So that means nothing else is real.
now we're looking at 3 month periods of time? That's a reach. Talk about being selective
That was posted in response to a previous post that cited the amount of Great Lakes ice as evidence to refute global warming. Which is more selective?

How about 349 consecutive months - is that a meaningful period of time? Because, with March 2014's numbers now in the books, that's how long its been since any month recorded a global temperature below the 20th Century average.
That is a clever way to spin the fact that for the last 15 years the warming has stopped despite the predictions that warming would accelerate. Why not admit there is a lot if crap we don't understand and we need to re-evaluate our models.
Hmmmm...what was 15 years ago?
1999. :coffee:

 
Except that it hasn't stopped
And by not stopped you mean there is some minuscule warming that is some 600 percent lower than the projected trend?
No, I'm saying that global warming hasn't stopped.
Lol. Let's just make a theory that can't predict anything and will just make excuses to explain we have no idea how all this stuff works together.
Is this English?
It is to English as global warming is to scientific theory. :shrug:
You wouldn't know good science if it walked up, sat on your face, and wiggled.
:lol: You are a clueless.

 
Except that it hasn't stopped
And by not stopped you mean there is some minuscule warming that is some 600 percent lower than the projected trend?
No, I'm saying that global warming hasn't stopped.
Lol. Let's just make a theory that can't predict anything and will just make excuses to explain we have no idea how all this stuff works together.
Is this English?
It is to English as global warming is to scientific theory. :shrug:
You wouldn't know good science if it walked up, sat on your face, and wiggled.
:lol: You are a clueless.
I'm gonna assume your drunk. Cya mañana
 
Except that it hasn't stopped
And by not stopped you mean there is some minuscule warming that is some 600 percent lower than the projected trend?
No, I'm saying that global warming hasn't stopped.
Lol. Let's just make a theory that can't predict anything and will just make excuses to explain we have no idea how all this stuff works together.
Is this English?
It is to English as global warming is to scientific theory. :shrug:
You wouldn't know good science if it walked up, sat on your face, and wiggled.
:lol: You are a clueless.
I'm gonna assume your drunk. Cya mañana
Your assumptions are as wrong as those used in global warming models.

 
The eastern U.S. is the only region of the world that has been colder than normal each of the first three months this calendar year.

But it's been happening where I live! So that means nothing else is real.
now we're looking at 3 month periods of time? That's a reach. Talk about being selective
That was posted in response to a previous post that cited the amount of Great Lakes ice as evidence to refute global warming. Which is more selective?

How about 349 consecutive months - is that a meaningful period of time? Because, with March 2014's numbers now in the books, that's how long its been since any month recorded a global temperature below the 20th Century average.
That is a clever way to spin the fact that for the last 15 years the warming has stopped despite the predictions that warming would accelerate. Why not admit there is a lot if crap we don't understand and we need to re-evaluate our models.
Hmmmm...what was 15 years ago?
1999. :coffee:
Pretty sure 1998, Copernicus.

 
The eastern U.S. is the only region of the world that has been colder than normal each of the first three months this calendar year.

But it's been happening where I live! So that means nothing else is real.
now we're looking at 3 month periods of time? That's a reach. Talk about being selective
That was posted in response to a previous post that cited the amount of Great Lakes ice as evidence to refute global warming. Which is more selective?

How about 349 consecutive months - is that a meaningful period of time? Because, with March 2014's numbers now in the books, that's how long its been since any month recorded a global temperature below the 20th Century average.
That is a clever way to spin the fact that for the last 15 years the warming has stopped despite the predictions that warming would accelerate. Why not admit there is a lot if crap we don't understand and we need to re-evaluate our models.
I think this chart obviously shows that the US has conquered global warming. It's the rest of the world that needs to get its #### together. :mellow:

 
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The eastern U.S. is the only region of the world that has been colder than normal each of the first three months this calendar year.

But it's been happening where I live! So that means nothing else is real.
now we're looking at 3 month periods of time? That's a reach. Talk about being selective
That was posted in response to a previous post that cited the amount of Great Lakes ice as evidence to refute global warming. Which is more selective?

How about 349 consecutive months - is that a meaningful period of time? Because, with March 2014's numbers now in the books, that's how long its been since any month recorded a global temperature below the 20th Century average.
That is a clever way to spin the fact that for the last 15 years the warming has stopped despite the predictions that warming would accelerate. Why not admit there is a lot if crap we don't understand and we need to re-evaluate our models.
It is categorically false to state that global warming has stopped over the last 15 years. It is empirically, demonstrably untrue.

Please read what Peter Gleick has to say about this subject in Forbes. Forbes is not generally considered a bastion of wild liberal speculation.

As he points out, the planet has warmed over the last 15 years (this is empirical fact) and that the last 15 years are the hottest 15 years in the 130 years that temperatures have been measured (again a fact).

 
Northern part of US is still a frozen wasteland, Lake Superior has a lot of ice (per my eyeballs 5 days ago, ice as far as I could see) there is still 30 inches of solid ice on the inland lakes (per my ice drill) and two feet of snow in the woods (walked dog in woods). In my entire life I don't remember seeing this much ice at Easter. I think my parents got another foot of snow yesterday.

Temperature maps are a little misleading because because you don't see ice in that temperature map, a lot of the cold which should have spread out during the winter went into making ice in North America and that ice is still there. That ice is reflecting spring sunlight right back into space when it should be warming things up, and It will take a lot of energy to melt that ice.

 
Amazing that people cant see and believe whats going on all around them...boggles the mind
Of all the denialist movements, this one is the most widespread. It didn't used to be that way. A decade ago, most Republicans accepted global warming; they just opposed government based solutions as ineffective and bad for the economy. Today, largely as a result of talk radio and a bunch of pseudo scientists throwing out smokescreens, the majority of Reublicans deny the science.
 
Amazing that people cant see and believe whats going on all around them...boggles the mind
Of all the denialist movements, this one is the most widespread. It didn't used to be that way. A decade ago, most Republicans accepted global warming; they just opposed government based solutions as ineffective and bad for the economy. Today, largely as a result of talk radio and a bunch of pseudo scientists throwing out smokescreens, the majority of Reublicans deny the science.
That's a bunch of horse-####, Tim, and you know it. You're completely misrepresenting conservatives - as usual. No one is denying climate change - what they're SKEPTIC of is man's involvement and whether we need to spend billions of dollars (when other countries get a pass) to fill the pockets of guys like Al Gore.

 
The eastern U.S. is the only region of the world that has been colder than normal each of the first three months this calendar year.

But it's been happening where I live! So that means nothing else is real.
now we're looking at 3 month periods of time? That's a reach. Talk about being selective
That was posted in response to a previous post that cited the amount of Great Lakes ice as evidence to refute global warming. Which is more selective?

How about 349 consecutive months - is that a meaningful period of time? Because, with March 2014's numbers now in the books, that's how long its been since any month recorded a global temperature below the 20th Century average.
That is a clever way to spin the fact that for the last 15 years the warming has stopped despite the predictions that warming would accelerate. Why not admit there is a lot if crap we don't understand and we need to re-evaluate our models.
It is categorically false to state that global warming has stopped over the last 15 years. It is empirically, demonstrably untrue.

Please read what Peter Gleick has to say about this subject in Forbes. Forbes is not generally considered a bastion of wild liberal speculation.

As he points out, the planet has warmed over the last 15 years (this is empirical fact) and that the last 15 years are the hottest 15 years in the 130 years that temperatures have been measured (again a fact).
I wish you were my employee because I could inform you despite the fact you have not seen a raise in 15 years, those last 15 years were in fact the most salary you ever got over a 15 year period, thus you had to have been given a raise. I love when people try to spin numbers and don't even realize how dumb the spin is. Yes, the earth has been in a warming trend. We have seen mostly increases in the last 10,000 plus years. But we really don't know how much is attributed to man and the models are seemingly assuming that CO2 is a bigger driver to temperature increases than it actually is.

 
This year should be interesting. 1998, which was the last big El Niño year, is the data that all the deniers keep pointing to. This year is supposed to be an even bigger El Niño.
Are you implying the smartest scientists in the world didn't take that into account when they created their models? Wow, if only they had asked "joffer."

 
The eastern U.S. is the only region of the world that has been colder than normal each of the first three months this calendar year.

But it's been happening where I live! So that means nothing else is real.
now we're looking at 3 month periods of time? That's a reach. Talk about being selective
That was posted in response to a previous post that cited the amount of Great Lakes ice as evidence to refute global warming. Which is more selective?

How about 349 consecutive months - is that a meaningful period of time? Because, with March 2014's numbers now in the books, that's how long its been since any month recorded a global temperature below the 20th Century average.
That is a clever way to spin the fact that for the last 15 years the warming has stopped despite the predictions that warming would accelerate. Why not admit there is a lot if crap we don't understand and we need to re-evaluate our models.
It is categorically false to state that global warming has stopped over the last 15 years. It is empirically, demonstrably untrue.

Please read what Peter Gleick has to say about this subject in Forbes. Forbes is not generally considered a bastion of wild liberal speculation.

As he points out, the planet has warmed over the last 15 years (this is empirical fact) and that the last 15 years are the hottest 15 years in the 130 years that temperatures have been measured (again a fact).
I wish you were my employee because I could inform you despite the fact you have not seen a raise in 15 years, those last 15 years were in fact the most salary you ever got over a 15 year period, thus you had to have been given a raise. I love when people try to spin numbers and don't even realize how dumb the spin is.
2005 and 2010 were both hotter than 1998. How come I didn't get my raises those years?

In fact, based on your analogy, here's how my salary would have gone since you paid me a record-setting amount in 98:

99: cut

00: raise

01: raise

02: raise (5th highest pay ever)

03: raise (4th highest pay ever - almost back up to 98's record)

04: cut

05: raise (2nd highest pay ever - more than 98!)

06: cut

07: raise

08: cut

09: raise

10: raise (highest ever - thanks, boss!)

11: cut

12: raise

And here's the best part -- 13 of the 15 years I've worked for you have been the years with the highest salaries that have ever been paid.

 
The eastern U.S. is the only region of the world that has been colder than normal each of the first three months this calendar year.

But it's been happening where I live! So that means nothing else is real.
now we're looking at 3 month periods of time? That's a reach. Talk about being selective
That was posted in response to a previous post that cited the amount of Great Lakes ice as evidence to refute global warming. Which is more selective?

How about 349 consecutive months - is that a meaningful period of time? Because, with March 2014's numbers now in the books, that's how long its been since any month recorded a global temperature below the 20th Century average.
That is a clever way to spin the fact that for the last 15 years the warming has stopped despite the predictions that warming would accelerate. Why not admit there is a lot if crap we don't understand and we need to re-evaluate our models.
It is categorically false to state that global warming has stopped over the last 15 years. It is empirically, demonstrably untrue.

Please read what Peter Gleick has to say about this subject in Forbes. Forbes is not generally considered a bastion of wild liberal speculation.

As he points out, the planet has warmed over the last 15 years (this is empirical fact) and that the last 15 years are the hottest 15 years in the 130 years that temperatures have been measured (again a fact).
The earth has not warmed over the last 15 years unless you use 2011 as the endpoint. This cooling trend is also expected to continue for at least another decade.I will leave it to the scientists to put that into context and figure out why their models missed it, but there is something incredibly ironic about using 2011 data to admonish people about cherry-picking data points.

 
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The earth has cooled over the last 15 years, but not if you use 2011 as the endpoint.I will leave it to the scientists to put that into context and figure out why they missed it, but there is something incredibly ironic about using 2011 data to admonish people about cherry-picking data periods.
Link? Shred of evidence? Anything at all to substantiate a claim that is just completely factually wrong?

 

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