I'm definitely going to agree with this, considering that industrialization started after 1950. But man adapts to survive, first to travel we invented cars, then when cars became gaz guzzlers we came up with electric versions.Will anyone address this? I'd like to hear from the "humans have had 0 impact on anything" group in particular. Unless these stats were produced by the illerminaty to mind control me, I'd say it's pretty clear we're having a massive impact on things.
I'm definitely going to agree with this, considering that industrialization started after 1950. But man adapts to survive, first to travel we invented cars, then when cars became gaz guzzlers we came up with electric versions.
Eventually man shall *have to* adapt
pending any life changing breakthroughs in....
And there's the key. We always have technological breakthroughs that solve our problems.
It doesn't matter whether one believes it or not, a rational person will act according the least amount of likely possible negative outcomes. IE
If we do nothing and global arming is real, bad shit might happen.
If we do nothing and global warming is not real, nothing happens.
If we do something and global warming is real, and we fail to fix it (either through inaction or misguided action), bad shit might happen.
If we do something and global warming is real, and we fix it, bad shit won't happen.
Those are more or less the main possibilities.
Rationally, it makes sense to clean up / stop the shit we think might be causing warming.
So believe, don't believe, I don't give a fuck, just use your head.
Well that's just not true.
There is no scientific debate. It's been proven over and over, and nearly 99% of all climate scientists believe that global warming is real, and humans significantly contribute to it.
This is a variation on Pascal's Wager. It's not very well thought out. That said, I think there is way too much consensus in the scientific community to deny global warming or climate change or whatever you want to call it.
what exactly is the "right temperature"? Nobody ever wants to answer this question, but if we're going to concern ourselves with global warming, surely there is an ideal that we're looking to achieve...so what is it?
Yes, anybody who believes something very reasonable like that scientists are the most qualified to speak on scienc-y things, is clearly an extremist who believes that we are going to melt and die by 2020. It is, in fact, considered consensus among scientists that manmade climate change exists. Disagree if you want; you're wrong. Let me cite a source: Climate Change: Consensus. NASA seems to believe that 97% of scientists believe that humans have affected climate to a significant degree. I'll weigh my options, believe your un-cited assertion or believe NASA's probably survey-based number that seems to consider the opinion consensus. Have you read any of the papers of the 3% so that you can actually say something smart as refutation of the 97%?If you want to be taken seriously you guys have to stop acting like the argument revolves around whether or not there is climate change. There always has been, and always will be climate change. I don't think anybody denies that, so it's funny when I see that strawman floated out there in every single discussion on the climate. Just stop.
The climate has been changing since the beginning of time. The Industrial Revolution isn't what warmed up the earth after the ice age, is it?
The only argument is how much do humans contribute, and on that there is no consensus in the scientific community. Estimates range from "some effect" to "OMG WE ALL GONE DIE BY 2020!!"
I remember in the 80's we were going to run out of fossil fuels by 2000, acid rain was going to kill all of our crops and half the population was going to die off in 25 years. Yeah, ok. Now you expect these same alarmist to be taken seriously?
Just out of curiosity, since the average global temperature has fluctuated so wildly since the beginning of time, what exactly is the "right temperature"? Nobody ever wants to answer this question, but if we're going to concern ourselves with global warming, surely there is an ideal that we're looking to achieve...so what is it?
Race is just a social construct.
It is, in fact, considered consensus among scientists that manmade climate change exists. Disagree if you want; you're wrong.
The "debate" is being controlled by the same people that bring you such gems of wisdom as.
- Diversity is a strength.
I'm not going to address your use of fallacies. I think you don't know what strawman is though.