Climate Change(d)?

[TSwizzle]

You're still claiming Santa Monica remaining a specific temperature is evidence of anything, when average doesn't mean the temperature increases everywhere to begin with.

Ok, for the last fucking time, the Santa Monica reference is a retort to the dumbass posts on here about how growing mangoes or such bullshit is evidence of some sort of climate crisis.

Read some fucking science, fuck off with your dumbass eye rolls. Your argument is entirely irrelevant.

What sort of response do you expect when you post such asinine comments? You should be flattered I even acknowledged your comment.

 

[GenesisNemesis]

You're still claiming Santa Monica remaining a specific temperature is evidence of anything, when average doesn't mean the temperature increases everywhere to begin with.

Ok, for the last fucking time, the Santa Monica reference is a retort to the dumbass posts on here about how growing mangoes or such bullshit is evidence of some sort of climate crisis.

And? You can't use one data point as evidence that a climate crisis isn't happening. I'm not even going to bother trying to interpret your vague claim that people are claiming "growing mangoes or such bullshit is evidence of some sort of climate crisis", because how often you just make shit up.

 

[steve_bank]

You're still claiming Santa Monica remaining a specific temperature is evidence of anything, when average doesn't mean the temperature increases everywhere to begin with.

Ok, for the last fucking time, the Santa Monica reference is a retort to the dumbass posts on here about how growing mangoes or such bullshit is evidence of some sort of climate crisis.

Read some fucking science, fuck off with your dumbass eye rolls. Your argument is entirely irrelevant.

What sort of response do you expect when you post such asinine comments? You should be flattered I even acknowledged your comment.

Reading science is as8bine?

'Ignorance Is Bliss'

In case you are not familiar with the phrase.

The phrase "ignorance is bliss" means that not knowing about a problem or harsh reality can lead to greater happiness or less worry. Coined by poet Thomas Gray in 1742, the saying suggests that awareness of certain truths can cause distress. While ignorance can bring temporary peace, it can also have negative consequences if it prevents action or leads to harming others, so being informed is often better in the long run.

Examples:
'Human effect on climate is imperceptible'
'The temrture is comfortable where I a, so global temperature rise is a hoax'

Willful ignorance is the intentional avoidance of information about the negative consequences of one's actions or beliefs. This can be seen in personal situations, politics, and professional contexts, and is sometimes known as willful blindness. Motives can include maintaining a certain self-image, avoiding the need to act, or simplifying decision-making. In some legal cases, willful ignorance can be treated as equivalent to knowledge of wrongdoing.

 

[Elixir]

You should be flattered I even acknowledged your comment.

Quiet, Piggy.

 

[Swammerdami]

I keep tossing around who Tswizzle may be. I am thinking he is a Chinese or North Korean provocateur.

He keeps to short simple statements, maybe indicating a lack of English.

His insistence on "imperceptible" proves that IF he's a tr**l, THEN he's lacking the talent to tr**l anywhere but at a tiny message-board, and without recompense.

Phoenix suffered an absolutely UNPRECEDENTED heat wave. I asked him if he thought Arizonans could PERCEIVE week after week of unrelenting 100°+ temperatures. His only reply was "Phoenix is in a desert." I'd ask him if he thought Floridans could perceive Hurricane Ian or Jamaicans could perceive Hurricane Melissa, but what's the point? Of course we don't expect intelligence from Mr. Swizz, but don't we at least deserve humor?

 

[GenesisNemesis]

Yeah, Phoenix is in a desert, where there's been an unprecented heat wave, Swiz. And this is happening in a lot of deserts. These things are being recorded. So we know the heat wave is unprecedented. This isn't even complicated shit. Do you think we somehow can't tell if there've been temperature increases just because it happens in a desert? What even is your point? Antarctica is also a desert, where there has been unprecented heat waves. I bet you didn't even know Antarctica is a desert though. And this shows you only cherry pick what data you like and what data you don't like.

 

[TSwizzle]

A heatwave, in the desert, in summer?!! Oh my gosh!! It gets worse, hurricanes, in the Caribbean, during hurricane season?!! Oh Lordy, whatever next, blizzards in winter?!!

 

[GenesisNemesis]

A heatwave, in the desert, in summer?!! Oh my gosh!! It gets worse, hurricanes, in the Caribbean, during hurricane season?!! Oh Lordy, whatever next, blizzards in winter?!!

Are you even aware there are expected temperatures during every season? Probably not.

 

[steve_bank]

A heatwave, in the desert, in summer?!! Oh my gosh!! It gets worse, hurricanes, in the Caribbean, during hurricane season?!! Oh Lordy, whatever next, blizzards in winter?!!

The difference between bearable heat and the limits of humans to deal with heat.

Areas becoming uninhabitable here and around the world due to rising temperatures..

Here in the USA work is being done on new strains of crops more stoker to heat. Rising temperatures already affect crops in Ca.

Big ag companies do not invest in something unless there is a need and a threat to profits.

Biological life's evolution is tied to temperatures. It does not take much. Higher river temps depletes O2 suffocating fish, like the food staple salmon. Crops ripen early before rain comes come.

 

[TSwizzle]

A heatwave, in the desert, in summer?!! Oh my gosh!! It gets worse, hurricanes, in the Caribbean, during hurricane season?!! Oh Lordy, whatever next, blizzards in winter?!!

Are you even aware there are expected temperatures during every season? Probably not.

Are you aware of natural variability? Undoubtably not.

Anyway, I am done with these tedious exchanges.