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12-27-2009, 04:14 AM #61
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Thanked: 259again, mud slinging....follow the money and it is easy to see where it is going.
you keep falling into the trap..no proof, all you do is try discredit someone or groups that disagree with your theory...again i ask for the umpteenth time, give me the PROOF not theory and so called papers written by groups that have been disproved by others. where is the rock solid, hold in my hands proof???
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12-27-2009, 04:19 AM #62
Given the late hour and my past experiences when trying to have a rational discussion on this topic, I am constrained to agree with your point, except for the final sentence. I think it probably is impossible to have a reasoned discussion about something that everyone seems to be so "dug in" about. But I will say this: while I seem to have a very different point of view than many on this issue, I think those on both sides of the issue hold their respective beliefs with equal sincerity.
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12-27-2009, 04:25 AM #63
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12-27-2009, 04:47 AM #64
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12-27-2009, 04:54 AM #65
Actually, I maintain my position, if you don't understand where exactly in the research is the source of the split to the two opposing sides, then somebody else has made the decision for you and you have bought it based on mostly subjective factors. Note that scientific majority is sometimes pretty meaningless (e.g. for about 20 years nobody believed in the cosmic background radiation either, so they didn't bother to just make a measurement).
I've observed the arguments in these threads long enough and it's straightforward to notice you're buying or not the stuff like 'follow the money' based on whether it supports or contradicts your premade belief. And all 'data based' arguments have been purely superficial, which is understandable as nobody has read even five scientific papers on the subject to even begin understanding the complexity of the problem. The arguments presented have been based on cherry picked parts to construct the narrative you subscribe to, ignoring the ones that contradict it.
Now, if you believe there is nothing that contradicts your story, you're the very demonstration of a brainwash.
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12-27-2009, 04:56 AM #66
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12-27-2009, 05:04 AM #67
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Thanked: 259where are the facts, not one single shred of fact....i keep asking for the facts and not one of you gugi, xman, billyjeff and others give up nothing. you try and act like you are the only educated ones on here and look down your noses at the rest us, the great "unwashed". when all you do is try and discredit anyone that might disagree with your so called "papers"
the fact you always try to discredit and belittle anyone that has any questions about your so called science is the "mud slinging" that is the hard cold fact.
when you try to convince someone of your credibility, you do not try to destroy all others opinions. you lay out proof to help them try to understand your view. so far all i see is you and your compadres try to put down all opposition and destroy anything they do or say. sorry way of trying to convince others.
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12-27-2009, 06:00 AM #68
You are mistaken. I invited us all to think more critically, myself included.
Mud slinging is a term referring to making unscrupulous attacks on someone. Exposing a hidden agenda is a valid means of uncovering BS.
YouTube - RDF TV - Baloney Detection Kit - Michael Shermer
As for facts, Billyjeff has provided some excellent sources information on the credibility of the 'expert' in question in this thread. For more, why not use Google and Google Scholar yourself? I'm sure that if you are open to it you will find enlightening information there. I could easily post a Let Me Google That For You link, but I'm trying to be a nice guy as well as stay out of the particulars in this argument which is why I again invite us all to review the flaws in our own thinking and the methods of those we hear.
12-27-2009, 06:20 AM
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Global warming is one of those things you can,t prove and you can,t disprove. So each side states there case and tells anyone who disagrees with them to prove it, which niether side can because there is no proof either way.
Now something man is a major contributor to and is a known fact is the pollution of water,land and air. We do not need unprovable scare tactics from "scientists" like global warming to stop polluting.![]()
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12-27-2009, 06:57 AM
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I think I was pretty clear, but since you want explicit 'facts' here are some references that contain them (in the proper context too):
Environmental Effects of Increased Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide - Global Warming Petition Project
Let me know when you get ready to discuss the actual content (mind you, the published research, not the 'selected parts' above those references).
That is exactly the opposite of holding my nose up. It is just asking you to simply read an original research with all the explanation of the data acquisition and analysis and talk about these. If you consider something else as 'facts' that's a different issue.
These threads have demonstrated that it is very easy to make all kinds of outrageous claims and exaggerations without any source to back them up, so let's get to the actual source and examine things in proper context.
Shall we?
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