02-11-2007, 07:56 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-11-2007, 08:06 PM by Quickening.)
I'm not evening humping Bush's leg. I could care less what he believes.
Global warming is out of our control. You can't ignore the facts that the earth has gone though ice ages and tropical stages back and forth throughout its history. Its a known fact. We weren't here, so it wasn't our influence.
Trying to justify global warming by our life span is a JOKE. The earth works in thousands if not millions of years cycles.
And one thing that is never mentioned, but is/has happened is increased sun activity.
http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/0609...r_activity.html
Also the magnetic field of the Earth has switched in its history. Any changes in magnetic field have huge ramifications for the climate and definetly our lives. We just weren't here the last time it did it (78,000 years ago).
You have the titled and wobbling axis (already touched on that).
So there are some things that are TOTALLY completely out of our control that effect our climate and have changed in the past.
Fine, you don't believe any of that. But you can't deny the ice age and tropical eras of the Earth. That right there shows the climate is out of control. And of course the people that think we are such evil things destroying our planet, NEVER mention it.
I could even get all spiritual on yall, and say that the earth is God's creation and to think us mere humans could change the climate is a ridiculous assertion.
Global warming is out of our control. You can't ignore the facts that the earth has gone though ice ages and tropical stages back and forth throughout its history. Its a known fact. We weren't here, so it wasn't our influence.
Trying to justify global warming by our life span is a JOKE. The earth works in thousands if not millions of years cycles.
And one thing that is never mentioned, but is/has happened is increased sun activity.
http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/0609...r_activity.html
Also the magnetic field of the Earth has switched in its history. Any changes in magnetic field have huge ramifications for the climate and definetly our lives. We just weren't here the last time it did it (78,000 years ago).
You have the titled and wobbling axis (already touched on that).
So there are some things that are TOTALLY completely out of our control that effect our climate and have changed in the past.
Fine, you don't believe any of that. But you can't deny the ice age and tropical eras of the Earth. That right there shows the climate is out of control. And of course the people that think we are such evil things destroying our planet, NEVER mention it.
I could even get all spiritual on yall, and say that the earth is God's creation and to think us mere humans could change the climate is a ridiculous assertion.