28 sats \ 13 replies \ @Lost_dogz 12 Feb \ parent \ on: The Complexity of Climate Change: The Scientific Method and Its Challenges science
FFS man, please go back to school
Arrhenius was almost spot on on radiative forcing in the late 1800s.
Fourier, Foote, Tyndall? I suppose those names don't ring any bells? That's all 19th century physics you get in early high school
19th century physics you get in early high school
Not in America you don't
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You are confusing climate change and global warming.
No one says global warming anymore because it has been effectively debunked.
No one says global warming anymore because it has been effectively debunked.
Ergo, big brother has employed new speak.
Climate change lacks a coherent definition which is useful for scientifically illiterate activists.
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I don’t remember these names from AP Physics Mechanics or E&M
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Not knowing those names while trying to have a debate about climate change is like trying to debate relativity with someone who doesn't know who Einstein was
It's OK to be ignorant, but maybe be a bit more humble about it
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Since you are the opposite of ignorant, can you predict when the world will end? When is the next catastrophe?
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Temperature decreased from 1940 to 1970. Global cooling was all the rage in 1969
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It did, because of soot (the same climate science explains this). Global cooling was never a rage
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