Message from @cocobanana

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2019-05-10 02:39:37 UTC  

It isnt even global warming any more

2019-05-10 02:39:43 UTC  

It isnt called that

2019-05-10 02:39:47 UTC  

@AstralSentient I am a general person.......I do what I can.....we already recycle stuff and our govt banned plastic bags (now we use a recycled bags which are šŸ’© but it's a different story ). But I'm not paying any "carbon taxes" or any "green taxes". They can go screw themselves!

2019-05-10 02:39:53 UTC  

@Dragon the Redcoat THERE WAS GLOBAL WARMING BILLIONS OF YEARS AGO. šŸ˜”

2019-05-10 02:39:59 UTC  

As a scientist, I naturally hope that I can manage to confine myself into the field of what Vilfredo Pareto used to call the logico-experimental method, and that I do not let myself be skewed, without my knowledge, by feelings interfering with the seriousness of my theories and the validity of my experimentations. But my feelings are very certainly at stake when I examine the militantā€™s speech about the thesis of anthropogenic warming and the strange influence it exerts on governments and public opinion.

2019-05-10 02:39:59 UTC  

You know that right

2019-05-10 02:40:00 UTC  

It us currentky called climate change. Why dont you do your research

2019-05-10 02:40:02 UTC  

As a scientist, I naturally hope that I can manage to confine myself into the field of what Vilfredo Pareto used to call the logico-experimental method, and that I do not let myself be skewed, without my knowledge, by feelings interfering with the seriousness of my theories and the validity of my experimentations. But my feelings are very certainly at stake when I examine the militantā€™s speech about the thesis of anthropogenic warming and the strange influence it exerts on governments and public opinion.

2019-05-10 02:40:08 UTC  

Humans arenā€™t affecting he temperature of earth that much

2019-05-10 02:40:09 UTC  

I can still breathe so there is no problem

2019-05-10 02:40:18 UTC  

GLOBAL WARMING BILLIONS OF YEARS AGO EXPLAIN THAT @Dragon the Redcoat šŸ˜”

2019-05-10 02:40:24 UTC  

To begin, I believe in science: I mean that I believe in the possibility of objectively knowing reality through science. I believe that there are truth and falsehood, that science allows us to distinguish between the two, and that truth must be known; that scientific knowledge must be placed in the hands of the population. I also believe in freedom. I believe that every man is entitled to lead his life and to manage his goods as he sees fit, that he is the only possessor of himself, and that statist socio-economic control is as morally reprehensible as it is harmful in its social, economic, and environmental consequences.

2019-05-10 02:40:30 UTC  

To begin, I believe in science: I mean that I believe in the possibility of objectively knowing reality through science. I believe that there are truth and falsehood, that science allows us to distinguish between the two, and that truth must be known; that scientific knowledge must be placed in the hands of the population. I also believe in freedom. I believe that every man is entitled to lead his life and to manage his goods as he sees fit, that he is the only possessor of himself, and that statist socio-economic control is as morally reprehensible as it is harmful in its social, economic, and environmental consequences.

2019-05-10 02:40:34 UTC  
2019-05-10 02:40:38 UTC  

Who wants to bet he is just coping some blog

2019-05-10 02:40:52 UTC  

DINOSAURS DIED TO GLOBAL WARMING EXPLAIN THAT @Dragon the Redcoat

2019-05-10 02:41:06 UTC  

Why do you not read?

2019-05-10 02:41:21 UTC  

Wh ydi you not actually typr

2019-05-10 02:41:26 UTC  

And instead use copypasta

2019-05-10 02:41:27 UTC  

The last ice age melted and humans werenā€™t doing anything then

2019-05-10 02:41:27 UTC  

LOL

2019-05-10 02:41:52 UTC  

@Dragon the Redcoat i will be more cautious. But global warming a hoax

2019-05-10 02:41:57 UTC  

Being more careful with our carbon footprint is bad for the economy

2019-05-10 02:42:02 UTC  

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2019-05-10 02:42:05 UTC  

Dragon the redcoat is killing the planetšŸ˜”

2019-05-10 02:42:32 UTC  

I gyess free speach doesbt matter wheb it is against him!

2019-05-10 02:42:33 UTC  

Lol

2019-05-10 02:42:37 UTC  

@Toshi What is wrong with taxing negative externalities?

2019-05-10 02:42:37 UTC  

You idiots

2019-05-10 02:42:40 UTC  

Lmao

2019-05-10 02:42:47 UTC  

The feeling is mutual, Dragon.

2019-05-10 02:42:55 UTC  

"How dare you type, you must be an idiot!"

2019-05-10 02:42:59 UTC  

He wants there to be too much oxygen so the plants die šŸ˜”

2019-05-10 02:43:30 UTC  

No such thing

2019-05-10 02:43:39 UTC  

Alright, let us approach this objectively

2019-05-10 02:44:00 UTC  

CO2 is not ā€“ and has never been a poison
Each of our exhalations, each of our breaths, emits an astronomical quantity of CO2Ā proportionate to that in the atmosphere (some >40,000 ppm); and it is very clear that the air we expire does not kill anyone standing in front of us. What must be understood, besides, is that CO2Ā is the elementary food of plants. Without CO2Ā there would be no plants, and without plants there would be no oxygen and therefore no humans.

2019-05-10 02:44:21 UTC  

Plants love CO2. Thatā€™s why the planet is greening
Plants need CO2, water, and daylight. These are the mechanisms of photosynthesis, to generate the sugars that will provide them with staple food and building blocks. That fundamental fact of botany is one of the primary reasons why anyone who is sincerely committed to the preservation of the ā€œnatural worldā€ should abstain from demonizing CO2. Over the last 30 years, there has been a gradual increase in the CO2Ā level. But what is also observed is that despite deforestation, the planetā€™s vegetation has grown by about 20 percent. This expansion of vegetation on the planet, nature lovers largely owe it to the increase in the concentration of CO2Ā in the atmosphere.

2019-05-10 02:44:38 UTC  

Oh no he's going through the whole thing again

2019-05-10 02:44:43 UTC  

There have been periods where the CO2 concentration was many times higher than now. Life thrived.
During the Jurassic, Triassic, and so on, the CO2Ā level rose to values sometimes ā€‹ā€‹of the order of 7000, 8000, 9000 ppm, which considerably exceeds the paltry 400 ppm that we have today. Not only did life exist in those far-off times when CO2Ā was so present in large concentration in the atmosphere, but plants such as ferns commonly attained heights of 25 meters. Reciprocally, far from benefiting the current vegetation, the reduction of the presence of CO2Ā in the atmosphere would be likely to compromise the health, and even the survival, of numerous plants. To fall below the threshold of 280 or 240 ppm would plainly lead to the extinction of a large variety of our vegetal species.

2019-05-10 02:44:44 UTC  

Look what you've done