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Originally Posted by EonBlue
No, not at all. I don't deny climate change.
I think you should ask your question to the alarmists who refuse to listen to anything contrary to what they think is the truth (or want to believe).
There are legitimate and distinguished scientists out there that question the current dogma and provide ample evidence but they are always shut out of the debate by the hysterics of the alarmists. You know there is a problem when it is socially unacceptable to go against the mob mentality even if you are an expert and can back up what you say.
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i really think that we all here have not enough skills to understand this whole issue - none of us have studied it or even have a deeper knowledge in this science. the only thing what i do is just a simple research to find out who get paid from whom.
as only 3% of scientiests of the whole world do not doubt the human made climate change and the most of this 3% are outed as being on the payroll of companies like exon or koch than I use simple logic to decide who i believe.
i will not even go so far to say that i can feel it (even when i think that winters in the past have been much colder) because i know that nobody can trust his own brain and memories.
but i can see that weather phenomenons are rising since 20-30 years extremely - when i see that the temperature of the oceans are already nearly 1 centigrade higher as in the last 100.000 years - when i see that islands are gone already and at least know enough about physics that I know what happens with the oxygen in salt water when it heats up, than i do not have another chance as to believe them.
look what alternatives do we have?
1. we can wait if it happens or not - but IF 97% of all scientists are correct there is no way to change that anymore.
or
2. we do something against it and when it will NOT happen BECAUSE we did something - all the deniers will stand up and say : see? nothing happend ! we told you?
i personally prefer number 2 because i better live with idiots as to die because of idiots.