dsgrue3 said:
Mazty said:
I used those memes because I can't take this debate seriously. I don't think you grasp the level of education I've had on this subject. Then, for someone who has had none to try and argue what I've heard first hand from professors and read for myself is frankly laughable. Your following comment proves just what I mean:
"Our contribution is about 0.3% to the greenhouse effect in regard to CO2. In other words, negligible."
You know this to be a negliable amount how? You don't. You have literally come to a completely arbitrary conclusion. You also clearly didn't read the paper. C13 means we can, and have, measured human impact on the atmospheric compostition. That was originally a point up for debate, but due to said evidence, it no longer is. We have changed the atmosphere. Fact. This is what I mean...You make references to a time when oxygen was incredibly low as if it has some relevance. Having to drag you through a high school and colledge education is not my job: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geological_history_of_oxygen You hadn't heard of some of the most important ice cores in the global warming debate, and yet feel you are adequately equipped to discuss this topic?
Please, just stop talking. You literally do not know what you are talking about. Where exactly have you been educated on global warming? And why on earth do you think you are educated in the matter enough that you can just dismiss what peer reviewed acclaimed scientists discover?
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You seem rather flustered. Showcases your lack of formal debate skills.
Again, you fail to provide a single credible source for you statements and continue to use ad hominem and straw man arguments instead. Bravo.
Haven't addressed a single point of mine, either. Very impressive.
Also, learn to spell college. It contains no "d". Strikingly obvious you have no argument or source, merely another shill for climate change mindlessly providing nothing of substance and instead attacking me instead of addressing evidence.
Again, the ice cores pertain to climate change, not anthropogenic climate change. Thus, irrelevant.
So again I ask, for the last time. Do you have evidence of anthropogenic climate change or no?
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Flustered? Lol no I just know when someone is talking balls. You can claim I don't know how to debate but you're the one who clearly doesn't have the appropriate knowledge on the topic you're talking about.
How were the sources I provided not credible? Work sourced by peer reviewed articles = best proof possible. Bravo.
I addressed every point of yours. Comparing the CO2 levels during the Cambrian period to the Holocene makes no sense. 12.5% O2 vs 20%.
Because being pedantic over spelling clearly shows your argument to be invaluable.
You didn't read the paper. It clearly shows that humans have increased the CO2 level, otherwise how else did Carbon 13 end up in the atmosphere? Magic?
I have evidence but you simply refused to read it.