Originally Posted by
ControlFreak1
It is global, right? But even though it's 'global' that doesn't really mean what would be the standard definition of 'global'? Therefore some places or a lot of places could actually break 70 year record lows. Recorded how, by who, when and where, and verified how and by who? I have at least a half a dozen thermometers some nicer or at least more expensive than others all calibrated by national standards and they don't read the same, and I have worked with literally thousands of different and various different types of sensors and transmitters also calibrated to national standards and if you line them up and look at them they don't all read the same, and even if you check them at some point that doesn't mean that they are linear. So, on top of things I don't trust their methods of recording their 'data'. And I've pointed out before also that me and friends of mine and countless others have certain and known recognizable rocks on coastlines all over the place that we have used and known of for decades (some more decades than others), rocks that are big enough to stand on or even park a truck on to fish off of that are and have been in the water ever since we've found them - and they are still there, not getting covered by alleged rising water levels caused by 'global warming'.
Come on brothuh, you need intervention, you're in denial.