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Originally posted by septa ↑

I look at the science. Just posted above we have a picture of a bar chart, with huge fundamental flaws in the basic mathematics used upon the chart.

That scares me. If people look at undoubtedly wrong basic mathematics and use that wrong data to come to a conclusion it worries me about their capacity to make a decision.

I'm not saying that climate change isn't carbon based etc. But I'm saying people like tinnitus in this thread in particular or the Tim Flannerys or the Al Gore in general should be kept quiet and allow the real science to be performed. Most of the research is dodgey scare mongering and most solutions economically benefit those loud mouths moreso than making long term sustainable REALISTIC change.

Most people who talk AGW are pushing for these huge changes in Australia from behind their desks in their white collar jobs when all the end result would be is a push towards fewer manufacting/commodity/mining jobs in Australia with these jobs being offshored. At least in Australia the govt. can maintain good environmental practices/human rights etc.. What is the good of punishing Australian companies so that they are uncompetitive on a global scale?

What would the actual change be? Nothing.

So why are these supposedly smart people who come up with amazing research unable to see the most basic of glaringly obvious common sense.

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Why do you want to censor what I post?

If I have the science wrong , i will change my mind.

But I haven't seen any science yet that makes me think that the direction of climate change is anything other than up.

Your post is full of logic jumps and conflates climate science with the downturn in manufacturing in Australia.

Do you know what a *** is?
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