Anthropogenic Climate Change: Skepticism and why science is never settled

**dr. d** · December 30th, 2015 01:25 AM

Originally Posted by b_9904

You missed my point, you use it to debunk many assumptions about climate change.

Check your ACE, temp history, etc. Same story.

All in all, the science is not settled. If so, we cannot use what we currently know for policy making.

At most, what we MUST DO is to ensure our immediate environment is livable; an issue that is different from climate science.

we appear to be thinking at two different levels.
i suppose that's why we both miss the other's point.

**b_9904** · December 30th, 2015 08:43 AM

Originally Posted by dr. d

we appear to be thinking at two different levels.
i suppose that's why we both miss the other's point.

Yup. We are.

To prove that answer this: do we affect the climate? If so, can we control it?

**safeorigin** · December 30th, 2015 12:20 PM

^perhaps through geo engineering. earth has been darker for a while

**pyramid00** · December 30th, 2015 03:47 PM

Originally Posted by b_9904

Yup. We are.

To prove that answer this: do we affect the climate? If so, can we control it?

nobody is talking about the effects that haarp program of the US can affect weather (even in cop21.) haarp is pumping
millions of watts into the atmosphere. they are using elf, like the freq of our brains. maybe, thats the reason why many americans just have the urge to shoot someone. haarp can change the weather and possibly our attitude.

btw, this is similar with the woodpecker program of USSR many years ago. transmitting on the shortwave freqs. they had stopped this but haarp is still there, being used as a pretense for anti-ballistic technology.

**minicarph** · December 30th, 2015 04:35 PM

Originally Posted by dr. d

we appear to be thinking at two different levels.
i suppose that's why we both miss the other's point.

Kung ganun dapat you 2 should elevator your consciousness to the middle ground

**dr. d** · December 31st, 2015 11:08 AM

Originally Posted by b_9904

Yup. We are.

To prove that answer this: do we affect the climate? If so, can we control it?

do i have to?
o sige..
in truth, i do not know, whether what we do, significantly affects the climate or not.

so.. case proven?

**safeorigin** · December 31st, 2015 11:56 AM

^in truth, those climate scientist aren't sure either. that's why you see climatologists abandoning ship

**anonemus** · December 31st, 2015 12:30 PM

Seriously, those who still doubt that there is man-made climate change at this time (going into 2016) strike me as like those who doubted that the earth is round or that the sun is the center of the universe despite the scientific evidences.

Just saying.

Peace ✌

**XploY** · December 31st, 2015 12:41 PM

plant more trees and pray that china is a big sink hole, so the number 1 pollutant will be erase from the face of this planet.

**b_9904** · December 31st, 2015 01:39 PM

Originally Posted by dr. d

do i have to?
o sige..
in truth, i do not know, whether what we do, significantly affects the climate or not.

so.. case proven?

Nope. Neither do I and neither do the scientists.

But who wins in this debate anyways?

Worse case, we really are affecting the climate and we start veering away from fossil fuels. OUR ECONOMY CRASHES but the first worlds' flourish, they will be the one exporting nuclear tech at the high high price of the SKY. OR, we plant more co2 sinks and our agriculture suffers, or we "plant" artificial corral reefs but it will take forever to flourish.

Got the not so subtle hints?