"Snow thing of the past" |
Post Reply | Page <123> |
Author | ||||
Magic Man
Chief Pilot Joined: 02 Apr 2008 Location: South Wales Points: 5336 |
Post Options
Thanks(0)
|
|||
There was a program on a couple of months back, conspiracy road trip I think, on about the 7/7 London bombings.
One guy on there simply could not believe that the London bus could have been blown apart the way it was by anything other that military explosives. An explosives expert (seen him on many things, bit of an ecentric genius) put together a 'replica' of the bomb thought to have been used, made with commonly availble ingredients and packaged in a small box easily transportable in a rucksack. They placed it in the seat the bomber was supposedly seated in, put the bus in a evacuated quary and watched from a safe distance as it was detonated. The look on the conspiracy 'expert's face was classic. The bus was blown apart, eerily replicating the pictures of the actual London bus from 7/7 in its devastation. "So, do you believe that it must have been military explosives now"... "....ummm, no"
|
||||
MartinW
Moderator in Command Joined: 31 Mar 2008 Location: United Kingdom Points: 26722 |
Post Options
Thanks(0)
|
|||
I missed that one, sounds interesting.
It's surprising to some how explosives work. Hitler's bunker for example. The bunker he was supposed to be in had no windows. The explosion would have killed everyone in the room. Fortuitously for Hitler, the meeting was rescheduled and took place in a bunker with windows. The resulting explosion blew out the windows, and the pressure from the explosion was reduced markedly, thus, Hitler survived. |
||||
VulcanB2
Chief Pilot Joined: 02 Apr 2008 Points: 13365 |
Post Options
Thanks(0)
|
|||
OK, you want to debate the man...
You mean like the IPCC with its UNVERIFIED reports from biased organizations like the WWF? So much for peer review! Mann with his discredited "hockey stick", the UEA with its tampered data, Met Office data that is backed by data and techniques no-one understands, the major loss of original source data by Met Office, UEA, NOAA, etc. etc. etc.. Your comments are ironic. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2217286/Global-warming-stopped-16-years-ago-reveals-Met-Office-report-quietly-released--chart-prove-it.html
Who is right? The guy who was found to be tampering with data and thinks computer models are infallible, or the woman who is "anti MMGW" who clearly (and correctly) states that computer models are flawed?
Despite this, you seem to think he is "credible"!!!!!!!! As Prof. Jones proves, when all you have is a hammer, everything looks like nail. Because he doesn't understand (BY HIS OWN ADMISSION) about the effect of the Sun and the oceans on climate, THEN HIS ONLY CONCLUSION CAN BE MANS ACTIVITIES, BECAUSE IT IS ALL HE CAN USE. He therefore has INCOMPLETE models, and is drawing wholly incorrect conclusions as a direct consequence. It is 4th Grade science that with incomplete data, you get an incomplete picture, and any attempt to draw conclusions in the face of KNOWING you lack additional information is outright FRAUDULENT given the burden levied upon any conclusions derived from it. In short - NO-ONE HAS A FREAKING CLUE! Looking at the basic standards they hold in their scientific research (data manipulation without recording how, loss of source data, etc..) they likely only studied climate science because it was all they were good for. Playing with computer models all day long and not actually ever doing any serious scientific research because their basic standards are TOO LOW. If these people were doctors, they'd have been struck off/imprisoned for GROSS NEGLIGENCE. Best regards, Vulcan. |
||||
hifly
Chief Pilot Joined: 04 Jan 2012 Location: Hastings UK Points: 1012 |
Post Options
Thanks(0)
|
|||
From snow to Hitler in a blizzard of rhetoric.
Discuss...
|
||||
Must Fly!
|
||||
VulcanB2
Chief Pilot Joined: 02 Apr 2008 Points: 13365 |
Post Options
Thanks(0)
|
|||
The fact you keep derailing the thread demonstrates you can't begin to argue the points. If you could, I'm sure you would.
Vulcan. |
||||
VulcanB2
Chief Pilot Joined: 02 Apr 2008 Points: 13365 |
Post Options
Thanks(0)
|
|||
CO2/climate change is only dangerous to the extent they want you to pay more in taxes, but it seems even they are not stupid enough to let their "facts" get in the way of keeping the country running. The power stations of which they speak are GAS FIRED, not nuclear. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-20608948
The best part? They will run on SHALE GAS, apparently the most CO2-creating fuel during production. "Do as I say, not as I do". aka HYPOCRISY. If they are prepared to risk Armageddon ( ) for the sake of energy production, then it suggests they might just be lying about the future impacts. Again, we can't escape the fact we run out of oil soon, and need alternatives if we are not to return the 1850s in a few decades. Best regards, Vulcan. |
||||
MartinW
Moderator in Command Joined: 31 Mar 2008 Location: United Kingdom Points: 26722 |
Post Options
Thanks(0)
|
|||
Oh my, Vulcan's at it again. revisiting all we have argued about before.
A search would provide all the counter arguments necessary, but when I'm on my PC, rather than an iPad, I will go to all the trouble again. PS, please stop claiming Phil Jones was discredited, we all know he wasn't, in fact SEVERAL investigations, in several countries all exonerated him of any wrongdoing. And please cease with the data tampering garbage. You have been told countless times how tree ring data is inaccurate in regard to high latitudes, and how this MUST be corrected for. And oh yes, the Daily Fail, what can I say. 15 year or so pauses in warming are expected. Have we forgotten what climate is again? Confusing it with weather again? Have we forgotten what "long term" means again. I'll be back... |
||||
VulcanB2
Chief Pilot Joined: 02 Apr 2008 Points: 13365 |
Post Options
Thanks(0)
|
|||
Here is a scientific run-through of some of the trash the IPCC talk.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/patrickmichaels/2011/07/15/why-hasnt-the-earth-warmed-in-nearly-15-years/ Before you write this guy off, he's qualifications include:
Even in your book that makes him qualified to speak.
No doubt you'll still try and suggest I only read biased, unqualified individuals. Best regards, Vulcan. |
||||
VulcanB2
Chief Pilot Joined: 02 Apr 2008 Points: 13365 |
Post Options
Thanks(0)
|
|||
Why I waste my time with this is beyond me but anyway...
Read these two articles: http://profeng.com/climate-and-energy/no-evidence-of-global-warming http://profeng.com/climate-and-energy/climate-change-is-happening The most striking difference is in the tone. The "anti-MMGW" is in fact quite calm and questioning, and open to possibility. The "pro-MMGW" article is positively alarmist, and certain in its ideas. The "pro-MMGW" regurgitates the same crap about how we must stop MAN MADE emissions of CO2 or face certain death, when in fact historical records fly in the face of such claims (in the past it has been both warmer and had much higher concentrations of CO2 in the atmosphere, yet look at the state of things today). Best of all man was not anywhere in sight in the past, either. Just something for you to think about when you sit there saying how "climate deniers" are non-thinking baboons. Only one thing is certain in science: NOTHING IS CERTAIN. We can only make best-guesses. Best regards, Vulcan. |
||||
MarkH
Chief Pilot Joined: 03 Apr 2008 Location: UK Points: 1570 |
Post Options
Thanks(0)
|
|||
|
||||
MartinW
Moderator in Command Joined: 31 Mar 2008 Location: United Kingdom Points: 26722 |
Post Options
Thanks(0)
|
|||
Nice one Mark
Tell you what, im going to have real fun tomorrow I can see some of the most stupid things Vulcan has ever said there |
||||
MartinW
Moderator in Command Joined: 31 Mar 2008 Location: United Kingdom Points: 26722 |
Post Options
Thanks(0)
|
|||
|
||||
MartinW
Moderator in Command Joined: 31 Mar 2008 Location: United Kingdom Points: 26722 |
Post Options
Thanks(0)
|
|||
Ha ha, you played right into my hands there. A bit about Patrick Michaels. He's one of the most famous of all climate change deniers. It's not as if he believed and then suddenly changed his mind, he's always denied climate change. He's done Knaff all in terms of climate change research for years...
And what the rest of the scinetific community tghink of him...
And once again of course, another example of confirmation bias, you gravitate once again toward a known climate change denier. One of the most famous this time. |
||||
VulcanB2
Chief Pilot Joined: 02 Apr 2008 Points: 13365 |
Post Options
Thanks(0)
|
|||
I don't care. Given that he is indeed one of the most famous deniers, it didn't cross your mind I might have chosen him on purpose? See... yet another example of you failing to think about what I actually write, instead taking it at face-value and completely missing the point. Maybe I'm being too subtle? What I do care about however is that you still have not read the paper that analyzed the temperature records used by the IPCC (that would be REAL science, BTW. You know, research, analysis, questioning investigations, asking "is this wrong", etc.. - something the pro camp never do). We can dance all day - but the point is you are avoiding the topic. The one in denial here is you. You took the MMGW scam hook line and sinker, and can't accept that you've been conned (as has most of the world). OIL is what it is about, and getting beyond 2050 without a visit back to the dark ages when we no longer have electricity. The Government bought their own trash to the point they are closing perfectly serviceable coal fired power stations. Thanks to Fukushima the nuclear industry was rocked and nearly led to the collapse of the next gen of nuclear power (unfortunately not quite, though Germany banned it at least). China expands so much that one years expansion exceeds the entire annual CO2 output of the UK, so the maths of CO2 targets is a joke to start with! Somehow though you seem to think the numbers stack up (which they don't). You read journals that are biased towards the pro-MMGW, then accuse me of being biased. The sad thing is you can't see it. Your mind is so closed, you won't even read articles that question the current state of things that are counter to your position. I don't need to research the pro side that much as it is shoved in my face daily through the press. The other side of the argument however is not, not least, because it does not tow the party line. I don't think I need to remind you that it was only the late 70s they were fearing an ice-age. It's all very well to say "they got it wrong", "they know better now", but in 20 years we will say the same of this, too. Just remember how they sacked Professor David Nutt because he said drugs were less dangerous than alcohol and tobacco. It didn't fit with the party line, so they got rid of him, yet his science and research were solid, and empirical evidence supports his argument. The exact same thing is happening with MMGW. It's "not cool" to question the MMGW Gods. Galileo said the Earth was not the center of the Universe, so they threw him in jail as a heretic. Right now they say man's emissions of CO2 are wholly to blame for any warming, and future disaster, which is absurd, but anyone who says "prove it", or dares to question it, is simply laughed at. Well.... the joke is on you. Vulcan. |
||||
MarkH
Chief Pilot Joined: 03 Apr 2008 Location: UK Points: 1570 |
Post Options
Thanks(0)
|
|||
Well, well. Vulcan finally falls back to type. I wrote this back in April but this seems more apt than ever now, especially the last bit.
You seem to ignore logic and scientific methodology in specific fields of research because it fails to support your own beliefs. You work backwards. You have a personal belief on a given topic, and then, if the evidence fails to support your point of view, you collect together little facts, usually taken out of context, to reinforce any picture you wish to build. Rather than digging deeply and putting each fact into it's proper perspective in order for a more consistent and reliable picture to emerge. Any evidence that disagrees with you is ignored, even going as far as falling back to the last bastion of the denialist, "It's all a conspiracy!" Sorry, just an observation. Now if I read this right, you say the powers that be are blaming global warming on human CO2 emissions so we use less oil, but they forgot it was a lie and are now going to accidentally shut down coal fired power stations by mistake. You used poor examples in this 'debate' on purpose to wake us all up to the fact that we are being brainwashed by a media that is working to a secret agenda put in place by the 'MMGW Gods', and you don't research their lies too much as a way to shield yourself from their misinformation techniques. Then you compare your trail blazing comprehension to that of Galileo? As you say Vulcan, I certainly do believe the 'jokes on us'. Regards, Mark. |
||||
Magic Man
Chief Pilot Joined: 02 Apr 2008 Location: South Wales Points: 5336 |
Post Options
Thanks(0)
|
|||
, subliminally so...
|
||||
MartinW
Moderator in Command Joined: 31 Mar 2008 Location: United Kingdom Points: 26722 |
Post Options
Thanks(0)
|
|||
Well said Mark.
|
||||
MartinW
Moderator in Command Joined: 31 Mar 2008 Location: United Kingdom Points: 26722 |
Post Options
Thanks(0)
|
|||
My daughter has just made me a rather nice hot chocolate. When I read that above I splattered it all over my keyboard. You must be kidding!!! Chosen him on purpose indeed, no one on the forum is dumb enough to believe that. You got it wrong... again!
Utterly wrong, as usual. I have been reading what both the denialists and the experts have been saying regarding this, since way back before this became your new conspiracy theory. Since you were a little nipper. I listen to both sides and reject the opinion that doesn't make any sense, the opinion that lacks logic. Notice the bit in your quote I highlighted in red? There you go, that says it all. You have admitted that you don't listen to the pro side, that your knowledge of the pro side [the scientific argument] is based primarily on "what the press say". No wonder you get it so wrong, if you only study what journalists say, and don't bother to study the science.
|
||||
MartinW
Moderator in Command Joined: 31 Mar 2008 Location: United Kingdom Points: 26722 |
Post Options
Thanks(0)
|
|||
Oh... My... God! I don't believe you have latched on to that old cliché 1. Galileo was "primarily" up against the church, religious dogma. The church put him under house arrest, not what could be described as the scientific community of the day. 2. That was 400 years ago, science has moved on. The scientific method is more advanced. It would be ridiculous to assume otherwise. Don't forget, Galileo played a major role in the "scientific revolution" It was the turning point, the dawn of the scientific method in terms of astronomical observation, that we take for granted today. Quite understandable that the other philosophers and scientists of the time were likely to "get it wrong". They didn't call Galileo "the father of modern astronomical observation" for nothing. 3. Yes, it is possible for one man to be right and a huge consensus to be wrong, especially in Galileo's day, but today such an occurence is very rare. Especially, in regard to climate change, where there is such a big consensus... 13,950 pier reviewed papers. 24 disagree with MMGW.
No, people like you are laughed at because you ignore the responses of others and don't offer a counter argument. You then keep returning and trolling the forum with the same bogus claims. It's like a ground hog day for a troll. What we do know, is that our emissions are in step with temperature rise since the industrial revolution. And don't you dare say the hockey stick graph is discredited, it isn't. It was criticised by sceptics yes, but not discredited. In fact, as you have been told countless times, there is now an entire hockey team of graphs, based on different temperature data. But they all suggest the same warming. In short, the hockey stick graph has been repeated, and replicated by many other studies. But, as usual you will ignore this and come back in a couple of months and regurgitate. Now, unless you are prepared to debate properly, and offer proper counter arguments to our responses, please go and do something that would be more productive. |
||||
VulcanB2
Chief Pilot Joined: 02 Apr 2008 Points: 13365 |
Post Options
Thanks(0)
|
|||
"Correlation does not indicate causation". A common mistake. It does not explain the lack of warming the last 16 years, and to say the last 16 years is "too short" makes a mockery of the temperature records that only go back 100 years or so (16 years of 100 represents 16% of the data set - no mere rounding error). Do you remember I created a graph of the temperature records available from the Met Office? I plotted the data sets and various running averages. It was clear there was a slowdown in the warming trend towards the end of the 90s, then my decadal running average actually went negative in the 2000's up to 2007 IIRC. It was plotted against CO2 records. The second order CO2 rise was increasing (meaning the rate of change was increasing) at the same time as the running average temperature started to plateau then decrease slightly. How do you explain that? I seem to recall you wrote it off as "too short" or "weather". Well here we are some 3 or 4 years later, and the picture hasn't changed yet - still on a slight down slope. Explain please. I'm waiting. Best regards, Vulcan. |
||||
Post Reply | Page <123> |
Tweet
|
Forum Jump | Forum Permissions You cannot post new topics in this forum You cannot reply to topics in this forum You cannot delete your posts in this forum You cannot edit your posts in this forum You cannot create polls in this forum You cannot vote in polls in this forum |