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    The tea party isn’t just losing; it’s losing badly

    I know your type. You are just another pretentious cynic who is so busy trying to sound above it all and special that you don't allow allow yourself to see any popular truth. You are more interested in appearing objective than actually being objective. Your knee-jerk rejection of knowledge...
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    A statistically representative climate change debate

    It can also lead temps higher because it's a greenhouse gas. Why you are so fucking stupid not to understand this is a real mystery. Jem, can you explain why you are so stupid? Could it have something to do with being a right wing nut job? LOL
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    A statistically representative climate change debate

    Yes, this is correct.
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    A statistically representative climate change debate

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_opinion_on_climate_change
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    A statistically representative climate change debate

    Holy shit you're an idiot.
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    A statistically representative climate change debate

    Unless CO2 suddenly stops being a greenhouse gas that will never happen.
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    A statistically representative climate change debate

    Well it's tough when you show someone that up really is up and they instead say it's down. There is no winning an argument with an irrational person.
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    A statistically representative climate change debate

    The majority of educated people know that AGW is a fact. The majority of morons think it is not. You fit in with the latter.
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    A statistically representative climate change debate

    You are part of the majority and the majority of people are morons. Congrats, you fit right in. LOL
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    A statistically representative climate change debate

    And you are a liar. Or very very stupid. Or both.
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    Global warming research suppressed due to intolerance of scepticism

    Try reading and you won't sound so stupid. The warming of the earth has not paused. Solar output variations have relatively minor effects on climate. It is CO2 levels that largely determine the earth's temperature. http://www.giss.nasa.gov/research/briefs/lacis_01/ The large scale changes...
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    Global warming research suppressed due to intolerance of scepticism

    Global warming has NOT paused. The oceans, which contain most the earth's heat continue to warm unabated. Do I need to post the chart again? It is CO2 levels that largely determine the earth's temperature. http://www.giss.nasa.gov/research/briefs/lacis_01/ NASA Data: Global...
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    A statistically representative climate change debate

    Your BRAIN has failed, not the models. LOL Here is the science. Not that you will acknowledge it. You're pathetic. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attribution_of_recent_climate_change
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    Was Rove Right about brain damage

    homonymous hemianopsia can occur after a stroke, tumor or other acquired brain injury. Rove may be right. However there many kinds of brain injury. And of course he will refer to it as brain "damage".
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    A statistically representative climate change debate

    No, YOU and Piehole miss the point. CO2 levels are mostly what determine the temperature of the earth. If you like I can post the science. It's very simple. CO2 is a greenhouse gas. We have raised it's levels by 40%. Can you guess what would happen? No? Didn't think so.
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    Global warming research suppressed due to intolerance of scepticism

    No the relationship between CO2 and temperature levels is very strong. The level of CO2 largely determines the temps. No the sun's output is not what causes the large ice ages. No, the earth has NOT stopped or even slowed down it's warming. So what were you babbling about?
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    Global warming research suppressed due to intolerance of scepticism

    Not that you have to, or can, but you did not the question. What percent of the earth's greenhoue effect is from CO2?
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    A statistically representative climate change debate

    So what percent of the earth's greenhouse effect is from CO2? Quote: Originally Posted by piezoe View Post With time, we are being reminded just how unreliable correlation, even a very strong one, can be when looking for cause and effect. The data we have today is far better than what...
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