Message from @Lemmesmash
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Wait I have something for you
if CO2 was an issue than the earth would have died long ago from bodily emissions given off by the dinosaurs
This is a really powerful visualization
can't read it when its microscopic
Click the link
This is just the last 400k years but still pretty surprising
the earths temperature is changing yes, but I don't believe it has anything to do with humans being the main cause.
And besides, the weather has changed before by a lot. However, it’s never changed before in a modern human society. It’s a lot easier to move a village of mud huts away from the rising oceans than it is all of Manhattan.
correlation does NOT equal causation
you get the point
If it has been correlating for millions of years, then something is up
you can't run a true experiment because you can't randomly assign "treatment conditions" therefore you can never assume that correlation = causation. Doing so would be irrational in any scientific field. there is a possible association but there is no evidence that suggests that human activity is the cause and we will never be able to prove it.
The Poles are melting
Also, the correlation has happened over millions of years, if a correlation happens for that long, it's probably a causation
It’s not called global warming, it’s called climate change. You must’ve forgot to update your agenda
The words are interchangeable
What about the medieval warm period?
Yeah America is colder, but this is about **Global** warming.
But it’s “warming”
That’s like saying a cold day in summer proves it’s actually winter
There’s always gonna be warm and cold days. You have to look at the overall trend
The world as a whole is warmer, however that means America is temporarily colder due to some weather effect.
This happens periodically. It happens every 1000 years or so infact.
Of course about 12000 years ago we came out of the ice age, so I mean since then.
A bit crude I know, but observe the bumps, they are "warm" periods.
Bear in mind there is a lot of regional variation, for example, Greenland, it actually used to be a lot warmer.
That is to say most the last 10,000 years in Greenland were significantly warmer than it is now.
The if we go way back, we see that this whole global warming thing could just be a blip anyway before we go back into another ice age.