Do you STILL believe in "science" or Prefer Fact?

[strateguy632]

on April fool day, weather predicted snow, in new york in April. nah we don't believe April fool pranks!

then on Thursday April 4th the weather was SO cold the snow accumalated in new york state. not only maine further north but new york too!

too cold to melt... in April... over 2 inches snow! in Connecticut more, in maine more than a foot of snow!

but most people have been bullied by each other and news companies "you are fascist if you don't believe in science. global warming! the science is settled" as they repeated...

people fear the name calling n criticism. they don't wanna be called fascist! so confess their faith, without inspecting, faith in the global warming faith... that co2 traps HEAT so heat increasng.

but can your faith withstand the test of "snow accumulated in new york in April"? is your "faith strong enough" to continue believing "more heat" as the psuedo-science claims against reality?

or do you prefer fact?

or are you just scared of the name calling?

[Siri137]

Well, actually... CO2 in fact does trap heat. It's a greenhouse gas that comprises approx. 0.03% of Earth's atmosphere, so it's not a major greenhouse gas, but it is one nevertheless. Venus' atmosphere is 97% CO2, and it's hotter than Hell.

Without gases such as CO2 to trap incoming radiation from the Sun, our Earth would be frigid. Complex life wouldn't exist. It's not something to be afraid of though, if only because often in the past we've had much warmer periods (ex. the Medieval Warm Period from approx. AD 850 to AD 1300). Civilisations generally thrive when the weather gets warmer, and the opposite happens when it gets colder (ex. during the 'Dark Ages', when a volcanic eruption in Indonesia caused temperatures to plummet).

Anyway, yes. That is my answer to your question. Yes. I "believe" (i. e. accept) both science and facts, because generally the two go together :)

[strateguy632]

"the two go together" except this week.
DILUTED co2 let more heat out than past so even in April snow accunalated.
this bit of psudo science is opposed by "scientific observation" of facts n reality.

[goaded]

Does anyone else feel like you're in a car with a driver who insists there's no cliff coming, when you can see it on the map?

We've known the effects of greenhouse gasses since 1896.



PS. Asker: it's sad deleting opinions you don't like.

[strateguy632]

@goaded i only started after liberals deleted my evidence.

[Siri137]

What "evidence" Mr. 632? I haven't seen it yet.

[Siri137]

@goaded At the time of the Industrial Revolution, what is known as the 'Little Ice Age' in Europe was slowly coming to an end, and temperatures were rising naturally. The two events coincided, so what you have here is an example of the post hoc, ergo propter hoc fallacy.

[SolitarySolace]

It’s sad when science and fact aren’t the same thing anymore… thanks Biden

[RebelinSteel]

I believe the weather will often surprise us.

[OtterMan68]

Is the planet warming? Yes or no?

[strateguy632]

no doubt. the heat left allowing SNOW ACCUMALATED. diluted co2 is not trapping the heat, not globally, not even warming.

[OtterMan68]

so all the data showing the globe has been warming over the past several years is wrong?

[strateguy632]

what data? AccuWeather started hiding it!
noaa' is "editing" to rewrite history. while news companies are cherry picking... for example "you think it us cold in December but RIGHT NOW the ice in antarctica is MELTING."
did you fall for that "data"?

[strateguy632]

if i claim anything is global even ONE PLACE refutes the "global part" of any claim.
that is how blind the climate change-fear
faith is... or fear of name calling.

[strateguy632]

to @OtterMan68 you mentioned data so i will give you the latest data... in order to avoid saying "cooler" you know what they say?
i wish i could put a screenshot it is unbelievable!
"MUCH of western u. s. should be BELOW average in terms of temperature" that is two peices of data together.
colder than the AVERAGE but also HIDE it.

[OtterMan68]

www.climate.gov/.../climate-change-global-temperature
theconversation.com/global-temperature-rises-in-steps-heres-why-we-can-expect-a-steep-climb-this-year-and-next-209385