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25/01/24

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Originally posted by bellcurve: ↑

so, hawketrader gets his jollies from a medieval warm period, while nip nippy nipster is obsessed with a Minoan civilization warm period.

i guess the reason why these aren't in focus now is because everyone who was alive then is dead now.

i don't think its drawing too long a bow to use the word irrelevant.

8 billion people are alive now and we have to face and deal with the current weather and climactic conditions.

so what if there was a medieval warm period. I wasn't alive then and so on one level i don't give a rats. They weren't burning more than 100 million barrels of oil day in, day out.

being human, we all act prudently sometimes, are more cautious some times more than others. And this translates readily to the climate., and i'm backing science all the way.

the alternatives is muppets who think that Because They Said So is the be all and end all of it. And there you have contributors to these threads such as you Hawketrader, Jopo, Zipperlip, Mudguts, Ciao! Baby, Nippy et al who literally post from the Dunning Kruger National Park.

You somehow imagine that your misinformed opinion carries some weight, but the reality is its of no value.

you just aren't going to take a trick on this head to head stuff with scientists, it's a no brainer.

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You do excel at the “no brain” stuff, Mr I trust the scientists so I don’t have to think to believe.
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