DarthVolod said:
Too many people benefit from the propagation of the myth of global warming in order for them to be taken seriously. Along with global warming comes the "need" for green energy and the "need" to study climate chnage. I don't know about you guys but spending all of my time studying a fictitious meteological phenomenon and clamoring for solar panels every where sounds like a pretty easy and sweet gig job wise ... not to mention well payed since government (which can tax as much as it wants and print as much money as it wants) is footing the bill. If humans actually have an impact on climate then it is probably an incredibly minor and superficial one that can not be noticed until maybe a thousand or so years from now, but I am skeptical of even this. The Earth goes through natural cooling and warming phases regardless of what humans do. I am familiar with what you said about a scare over an ice age back in like the 1970s, and the funny thing is that I think it was the right that was mostly pushing it lol. So now that we have had global warming and cooling panics they will have to get really creative with their next big lie. |
There's a lot of scientific peer-reviewed study on climate change, while climate models are imprecise (due to the vast amount of computation required) they generally suggest the same thing - the amount of carbon dioxide put into the air by humans is causing global climate changes including a rising average temperature. That you feel that it's somehow 'convenient' doesn't change what the scientific evidence suggests.
Your hypothesis that the impact of humans on climate change is 'superficial' is not backed up by the evidence.
