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06-26-2011, 04:07 AM
Why would I go read psuedo science such as you suggested Gonative? Those same brilliant scientists thought Negroes were "gentically inferior" useing "Science" in decades past..
Everything I told you about those eruptions I learned watching Discovery, Science and Learning channle. I suppose they weren't "real scientist's right? That none of the measurements they took mattered cause it didn't add up to what your "scientists" data did. That massive CO2 eruption in Africa by that lake REALLY happened, it factually killed hundreds of people. Timbora still caused a year with out summer, go visit the graves of the thousands who died of starvation that year. Penatubo still caused the earth's mean tempature to drop a dagree. Venus is still a massive volcanically induced greenhouse. These are facts you can't get away from Gonative, these events happened...and in the case of Venus are still happening as we speak. The only thing man can do is enhance the natural global warming effect as it happens, we aren't "causeing it". It's like pushing a boulder down a mountain..gravity has more effect than your pushing does. |
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06-26-2011, 03:15 PM
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The biggest problem with your statement above is that from all we have learned about climate most of the natural factors that affect it are currently have a cooling effect. But we have still seen warming continue and last year was the equal warmest on record. Something like 9 of the top 10 warmest years on record were recorded since 2000. If anything it looks like the natural climate factors have helped to reduce slightly the rapid warming that is currently going on caused by us not that we are only enhancing an already warming climate as you claim. If we aren't causing it then what is? Fine you believe there is some natural factor driving the current warming. What is that natural factor? |
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06-27-2011, 04:18 AM
Many of the top listed years are also from the 1930's. Dureing the dustbowl. Besides, so what if several of the hottest years on record are in the 2000's?...Geee, how long we been keeping records?..less than 200 years? On a planet that is supposedly over 3 and a half billion years old you can't acurately reflect wether those climatical trends are normal or abnormal. At best, you have an hypothosis.
Again, The "who's scientist's are more correct" debate doesn't matter anyway. I'm not going to stop driveing the type of car I want, or use ac when I want or have the type of lightbulbs I want, or turn on my heater to 76 if I want. You all can say the sky is falling all you like, I'm not going to get overly concerned about it. |
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06-27-2011, 04:31 AM
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You see you are not a climate science sceptic. You are a denialist because you are not prepared to accept changes to your privaledged first world lifestyle. Your are terribly selfish as you don't care what will happen to others as long as your life is basically unaffected. |
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06-28-2011, 02:49 AM
Your science is wacko science, I'm no more inclined to believe that than evidence that points to "little green men from Mars". Wich has as much credibility as yours does. Greed? Because I work for a liveing? I pay for everything I have. I have a right to enjoy life as I wish, same as anyone, who are YOU to enforce some code on me? Don't come over to my place telling me how I should live....isn't that what angers everyone else about the USA? Stange how it only applies to the USA, but not to any one else.
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06-30-2011, 12:17 AM
The highest temperatures for who?? Not my city. There were record low temperatures for that winter for my city.
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06-30-2011, 04:16 AM
Nippom I hope you realise that the link you have posted there is not a link to anything that could be viewed as credible science today. Ted Holden is a catastrophist which was a branch of scientific thinking in the early 19th century. It was something that evolved from the religious dogma of the 18th century, especially the tale of the great flood in the bible. It is opposed to the idea of evolution and supposes more of a succession of periods of fauna and flora on the planet that were wiped out by massive catastrophes. Although some great catastrophes have been identified in the history of the planet the theory as a whole does not stand up against how our understanding of the planet has developed since the early 19th century (our scientific understanding has moved on a bit since then!). It is a convenient theory for those of more religious backgrounds who can't (or won't) accept concepts like evolution but it is not a theory that is credible scientifically.
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06-30-2011, 07:42 AM
Where religion comes into it is from the very beginnings of the catastrophist philiosophy. Science in it's modern form where it is freely done without influence from religion really is only a relatively recent thing. Scientists (or philosophers as they were known) used to be persecuted, arrested and executed by the church. A lot of them were very religious themselves and attempted to find evidence that supported a more religious view of the world. Catastrophism is a failed line of science along these lines.
It's actually hard to find any scientific responses to Holden's claims, I think mainly because he is considered such a kook that it would only lower the integrity of actual scientists for them to get involved in debate with him. Holden did once claim that he had found human skeletal fossil remains in carboniferous rock. He sent samples to the University of Calgary for testing and you can see a discussion of the results at the following link Carboniferous human bones -- an evaluation Of course Holden never admitted he got it wrong and probably still claims he has evidence of humans during the time of the dinosaurs. He is a creationist who has twisted science and resurrected an old branch of science that no longer has any validiy (a bit like say alchemy). Basically there is nothing that Holden has written that you should take even slightly seriously. If you want to read a relatively recent scientific paper on sauropods have a go at this Biology of the sauropod dinosaurs: the evolution of gigantism - Sander - 2010 - Biological Reviews - Wiley Online Library |
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07-01-2011, 02:33 AM
Technically earths magnetic field gets weaker ever year..if you add what it looses each year back to it and go back 4.5 billion years...the earths magnetic field would crush to death anything around today.
Gonative, there are many relgious scientists...particularly in the physics and astro physics side of things...They see cosmic design in much of the cosmos. |
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