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I remember all that nonsense in high school... the school gave us stickers and buttons to wear to spread the news about the cooling of the Earth and warn of the return of the ice age.
"Oh, of course, we did that, and we were wrong. But our instruments and science are so much better now. You should believe us now."
Why would you think that those scientists who thought we were going into an ice age 40 years ago don't still think that today?
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@peter4jc said:
They're all old and dead and stuff by now.
So far as I know, John Holdren should still be alive and well. When he was at Stanford (I think it was), he warned about global cooling. I remember reading his stuff way back in the way back, when I researched a novel on the topic. When Obama appointed him as climate science advisor, I was surprised to see he warned of global warming. Either way, it was the same list of anthropogenic disasters as later predicted to occur from warming.
Cooling was supposed to happen cause man stirs up so much dust that it blocks the sun. Nothing to do with C02. Case you wondered.
Way back then, my fave guy was a Russian scientist writing in the Bulletin of Atomic Science (only place a Russki could get read in the West back then). He proposed that we build a dam with a beveled top edge across the Bering Strait, all.just below the surface, to bring up warmer water which hovers beneath the ice pack. The water below, he said, was warmer because warm water gets heavier faster as it absorbs more salt, whie colder water floats upward as it loses its salt, until it finally freezes into ice. That, and scatter soot across the Arctic. Fascinating idea. Wonder if he's still around? I don't remember his name.
So, no... prolly not all dead and gone... just flipped their grants.
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“It has been a source of great pain to me to have met with so many among [my] opponents who had not the liberality to distinguish between political and social opposition; who transferred at once to the person, the hatred they bore to his political opinions.” —Thomas Jefferson (1808)
“It has been a source of great pain to me to have met with so many among [my] opponents who had not the liberality to distinguish between political and social opposition; who transferred at once to the person, the hatred they bore to his political opinions.” —Thomas Jefferson (1808)
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“It has been a source of great pain to me to have met with so many among [my] opponents who had not the liberality to distinguish between political and social opposition; who transferred at once to the person, the hatred they bore to his political opinions.” —Thomas Jefferson (1808)
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No I can't, but Im listening to a video on a phone that was recorded with a phone....love the music though...
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Those ↑ must be the global warming deniers...
I remember all that nonsense in high school... the school gave us stickers and buttons to wear to spread the news about the cooling of the Earth and warn of the return of the ice age.
"Oh, of course, we did that, and we were wrong. But our instruments and science are so much better now. You should believe us now."
Why would you think that those scientists who thought we were going into an ice age 40 years ago don't still think that today?
They're all old and dead and stuff by now.
Good point, Peter.
So far as I know, John Holdren should still be alive and well. When he was at Stanford (I think it was), he warned about global cooling. I remember reading his stuff way back in the way back, when I researched a novel on the topic. When Obama appointed him as climate science advisor, I was surprised to see he warned of global warming. Either way, it was the same list of anthropogenic disasters as later predicted to occur from warming.
Cooling was supposed to happen cause man stirs up so much dust that it blocks the sun. Nothing to do with C02. Case you wondered.
Way back then, my fave guy was a Russian scientist writing in the Bulletin of Atomic Science (only place a Russki could get read in the West back then). He proposed that we build a dam with a beveled top edge across the Bering Strait, all.just below the surface, to bring up warmer water which hovers beneath the ice pack. The water below, he said, was warmer because warm water gets heavier faster as it absorbs more salt, whie colder water floats upward as it loses its salt, until it finally freezes into ice. That, and scatter soot across the Arctic. Fascinating idea. Wonder if he's still around? I don't remember his name.
So, no... prolly not all dead and gone... just flipped their grants.
They'll say whatever pays them the most.
Trapped in the People's Communist Republic of Massachusetts.
Took me a while to find this...
No earth shattering news here but a fun watch
In case you wondered:
What? I don't do twitter, so I guess I'm still wondering.
I guess you can be happy with whatever you have, or don't have.
https://youtu.be/HoPcLLZhVA8
Bits of finger got in the tobacco from cutting the bars???
I want to comment but I just don’t know what to say 😬
What @VegasFrank really means when he says his golf game is on fire...
https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMRn3m6PN/
You're TickTocking me off, @MrShrek.
Who leaves a cigar on the seat?
That’s what the cup holder is for
Is it bad I make my boys hold my cigars when I don't have a good place to set them
Golf is to get away from family.
Vote up if you were thinking the same thing.
Let's keep in mind I have lots of "family" so ditching the majority is a win
But I feel where you're coming from vote up from me
😉
No I can't, but Im listening to a video on a phone that was recorded with a phone....love the music though...
Just watched 40 minutes of his content. The most time I have ever spent watching YouTube videos. Amazing stuff and will watch more.