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Ten years after Katrina: let’s learn from those predictions of more & bigger hurricanesSummary — Most 10-year anniversary articles about Katrina omit one chapter of that sad story: its exploitation by climate activists. They predicted more and stronger hurricanes. Let’s grade them. Every time activists falsely cry “wolf” we become weaker, less able to prepare for real threats. Remembering is the first step to learning. “Sooner or later, everyone sits down to a banquet of consequences.” — Attributed to Robert Louis Stevenson. Contents Katrina and Wilma hit America. Alarmists exploit the disaster. Hurricanes go MIA. Forecasts of hurricanes. Conclusions. http://wattsupwiththat.com/2015/08/27/ten-years-after-katrina-lets-learn-from-those-predictions-of-more-bigger-hurricanes/ This article is actually saying that hurricanes will come more numerous and stronger but that people will be badly prepared because Climate change scientists warned them? Oo How can you support such a claim? You will be surprised to learn this thread, unlike reddit, is about not banning any thoughts, perspectives, hypothesis. Yes, coming from your point of view, this revelation is shockingly new and unheard of... Dude... It's not "new and unheard of". It's stupid. What your article says is: -Climate change scientists predicted a rise of hurricanes strength and numbers -it will happen -they'll be responsible for alarming people What's the logic in this?
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March 07, 2016, 03:06:45 PM |
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Ten years after Katrina: let’s learn from those predictions of more & bigger hurricanesSummary — Most 10-year anniversary articles about Katrina omit one chapter of that sad story: its exploitation by climate activists. They predicted more and stronger hurricanes. Let’s grade them. Every time activists falsely cry “wolf” we become weaker, less able to prepare for real threats. Remembering is the first step to learning. “Sooner or later, everyone sits down to a banquet of consequences.” — Attributed to Robert Louis Stevenson. Contents Katrina and Wilma hit America. Alarmists exploit the disaster. Hurricanes go MIA. Forecasts of hurricanes. Conclusions. http://wattsupwiththat.com/2015/08/27/ten-years-after-katrina-lets-learn-from-those-predictions-of-more-bigger-hurricanes/ This article is actually saying that hurricanes will come more numerous and stronger but that people will be badly prepared because Climate change scientists warned them? Oo How can you support such a claim? You will be surprised to learn this thread, unlike reddit, is about not banning any thoughts, perspectives, hypothesis. Yes, coming from your point of view, this revelation is shockingly new and unheard of... Dude... It's not "new and unheard of". It's stupid. What your article says is: -Climate change scientists predicted a rise of hurricanes strength and numbers -it will happen -they'll be responsible for alarming people What's the logic in this? Not banning any point of view is not stupid nor illogical. Unlike reddit.
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March 07, 2016, 03:08:14 PM |
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Ten years after Katrina: let’s learn from those predictions of more & bigger hurricanesSummary — Most 10-year anniversary articles about Katrina omit one chapter of that sad story: its exploitation by climate activists. They predicted more and stronger hurricanes. Let’s grade them. Every time activists falsely cry “wolf” we become weaker, less able to prepare for real threats. Remembering is the first step to learning. “Sooner or later, everyone sits down to a banquet of consequences.” — Attributed to Robert Louis Stevenson. Contents Katrina and Wilma hit America. Alarmists exploit the disaster. Hurricanes go MIA. Forecasts of hurricanes. Conclusions. http://wattsupwiththat.com/2015/08/27/ten-years-after-katrina-lets-learn-from-those-predictions-of-more-bigger-hurricanes/ This article is actually saying that hurricanes will come more numerous and stronger but that people will be badly prepared because Climate change scientists warned them? Oo How can you support such a claim? You will be surprised to learn this thread, unlike reddit, is about not banning any thoughts, perspectives, hypothesis. Yes, coming from your point of view, this revelation is shockingly new and unheard of... Dude... It's not "new and unheard of". It's stupid. What your article says is: -Climate change scientists predicted a rise of hurricanes strength and numbers -it will happen -they'll be responsible for alarming people What's the logic in this? Not banning any point of view is not stupid nor illogical. Unlike reddit. It's not a question of banning. It's a question of not bringing on the table things that are not logical. Or maybe I should bring in an article talking about how Obama is in fact an alien secretly fighting global warming because aliens want Earth to be cold when they'll invade it? But it's not really useful...
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March 07, 2016, 03:14:09 PM |
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Not banning any point of view is not stupid nor illogical. Unlike reddit.
Freedom of speech is good. Ok. Does it mean we have to take in consideration each and every point of view in the world, including those based on false informations or without any logic?
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SgtMoth
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March 07, 2016, 03:38:40 PM |
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Ten years after Katrina: let’s learn from those predictions of more & bigger hurricanesSummary — Most 10-year anniversary articles about Katrina omit one chapter of that sad story: its exploitation by climate activists. They predicted more and stronger hurricanes. Let’s grade them. Every time activists falsely cry “wolf” we become weaker, less able to prepare for real threats. Remembering is the first step to learning. “Sooner or later, everyone sits down to a banquet of consequences.” — Attributed to Robert Louis Stevenson. Contents Katrina and Wilma hit America. Alarmists exploit the disaster. Hurricanes go MIA. Forecasts of hurricanes. Conclusions. http://wattsupwiththat.com/2015/08/27/ten-years-after-katrina-lets-learn-from-those-predictions-of-more-bigger-hurricanes/ This article is actually saying that hurricanes will come more numerous and stronger but that people will be badly prepared because Climate change scientists warned them? Oo How can you support such a claim? You will be surprised to learn this thread, unlike reddit, is about not banning any thoughts, perspectives, hypothesis. Yes, coming from your point of view, this revelation is shockingly new and unheard of... Dude... It's not "new and unheard of". It's stupid. What your article says is: -Climate change scientists predicted a rise of hurricanes strength and numbers -it will happen -they'll be responsible for alarming people What's the logic in this? Not banning any point of view is not stupid nor illogical. Unlike reddit. It's not a question of banning. It's a question of not bringing on the table things that are not logical. Or maybe I should bring in an article talking about how Obama is in fact an alien secretly fighting global warming because aliens want Earth to be cold when they'll invade it? But it's not really useful... Its not really useful but you still added to the discussion.
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March 08, 2016, 03:28:37 AM |
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NOAA Radiosonde Data Shows No Warming For 58 YearsIn their “hottest year ever” press briefing, NOAA included this graph, which stated that they have a 58 year long radiosonde temperature record. But they only showed the last 37 years in the graph. http://realclimatescience.com/2016/03/noaa-radiosonde-data-shows-no-warming-for-58-years/---------------------------------------- I was led to believe I needed to trust blindly all the Global Warming scientists working from my government, or working for the Green Energy Polar Bear Saving complex. Why are those people denying me from my belief?
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March 08, 2016, 11:20:58 AM |
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NOAA Radiosonde Data Shows No Warming For 58 YearsIn their “hottest year ever” press briefing, NOAA included this graph, which stated that they have a 58 year long radiosonde temperature record. But they only showed the last 37 years in the graph. http://realclimatescience.com/2016/03/noaa-radiosonde-data-shows-no-warming-for-58-years/---------------------------------------- I was led to believe I needed to trust blindly all the Global Warming scientists working from my government, or working for the Green Energy Polar Bear Saving complex. Why are those people denying me from my belief? This actual argument is: as it has already been hot in the past it's not hot right now? What an argument xD+
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March 08, 2016, 12:39:33 PM |
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Not banning any point of view is not stupid nor illogical. Unlike reddit.
Freedom of speech is good. Ok. Does it mean we have to take in consideration each and every point of view in the world, including those based on false informations or without any logic? Unfortunately for you, the very subject being discussed in the article on hurricane frequency and intensity is false information - propaganda - used by Warmers in crying hysterically over more and more intense hurricanes. There has been NO significant trend in hurricane intensity or frequency since 1900. Simple statistical fact. Please stop the lying, and stop supporting others who are doing the lying about this.
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March 08, 2016, 03:18:43 PM |
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I take the last link, it being the ONLY scientific one you have presented. Read what it says. http://www.gfdl.noaa.gov/global-warming-and-hurricanesIt is premature to conclude that human activities--and particularly greenhouse gas emissions that cause global warming--have already had a detectable impact on Atlantic hurricane or global tropical cyclone activity.If you have to lie to support your position, doesn't your position have a problem? Hurricanes are becoming more frequent and stronger. For god sakes simply take the data, take the number of hurricanes by year since 1900 and you'll see.What I have told you is if you do that, you will see the position is false.
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March 08, 2016, 03:22:20 PM |
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I take the last link, it being the ONLY scientific one you have presented. Read what it says. http://www.gfdl.noaa.gov/global-warming-and-hurricanesIt is premature to conclude that human activities--and particularly greenhouse gas emissions that cause global warming--have already had a detectable impact on Atlantic hurricane or global tropical cyclone activity.If you have to lie to support your position, doesn't your position have a problem? Hurricanes are becoming more frequent and stronger. For god sakes simply take the data, take the number of hurricanes by year since 1900 and you'll see.What I have told you is if you do that, you will see the position is false. Lying again? I quote myself here. Just reread the whole text not only what you want: They all say the same thing: Hurricanes are becoming more frequent and stronger. For god sakes simply take the data, take the number of hurricanes by year since 1900 and you'll see.
What we still don't know is if it's directly linked to human activity. It may also be part of a natural cycle. So nobody is saying it's because of global warming, everybody is saying it MIGHT be because of it.
We'll know it un a dozen of years. If hurricanes keep becoming stronger and more frequent we'll know it came from us.
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March 08, 2016, 03:31:26 PM |
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I take the last link, it being the ONLY scientific one you have presented. Read what it says. http://www.gfdl.noaa.gov/global-warming-and-hurricanesIt is premature to conclude that human activities--and particularly greenhouse gas emissions that cause global warming--have already had a detectable impact on Atlantic hurricane or global tropical cyclone activity.If you have to lie to support your position, doesn't your position have a problem? Hurricanes are becoming more frequent and stronger. For god sakes simply take the data, take the number of hurricanes by year since 1900 and you'll see.What I have told you is if you do that, you will see the position is false. Lying again? I quote myself here. Just reread the whole text not only what you want: They all say the same thing: Hurricanes are becoming more frequent and stronger. For god sakes simply take the data, take the number of hurricanes by year since 1900 and you'll see.
What we still don't know is if it's directly linked to human activity. It may also be part of a natural cycle. So nobody is saying it's because of global warming, everybody is saying it MIGHT be because of it.
We'll know it un a dozen of years. If hurricanes keep becoming stronger and more frequent we'll know it came from us. Well, which is it? A. Hurricanes are becoming more frequent and stronger. For god sakes simply take the data, take the number of hurricanes by year since 1900 and you'll see. B. We'll know it un a dozen of years. (A) is false. (B) is a future claim.
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yugo23
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March 08, 2016, 03:40:28 PM |
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I take the last link, it being the ONLY scientific one you have presented. Read what it says. http://www.gfdl.noaa.gov/global-warming-and-hurricanesIt is premature to conclude that human activities--and particularly greenhouse gas emissions that cause global warming--have already had a detectable impact on Atlantic hurricane or global tropical cyclone activity.If you have to lie to support your position, doesn't your position have a problem? Hurricanes are becoming more frequent and stronger. For god sakes simply take the data, take the number of hurricanes by year since 1900 and you'll see.What I have told you is if you do that, you will see the position is false. Lying again? I quote myself here. Just reread the whole text not only what you want: They all say the same thing: Hurricanes are becoming more frequent and stronger. For god sakes simply take the data, take the number of hurricanes by year since 1900 and you'll see.
What we still don't know is if it's directly linked to human activity. It may also be part of a natural cycle. So nobody is saying it's because of global warming, everybody is saying it MIGHT be because of it.
We'll know it un a dozen of years. If hurricanes keep becoming stronger and more frequent we'll know it came from us. Well, which is it? A. Hurricanes are becoming more frequent and stronger. For god sakes simply take the data, take the number of hurricanes by year since 1900 and you'll see. B. We'll know it un a dozen of years. (A) is false. (B) is a future claim. I don't understand how you can't see the difference. A is right. And all articles (including the one you quoted) says so. What would be wrong would be to claim that it's all because of global warming because we still can't say if it's the case as it's too early!But A is right.
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March 09, 2016, 12:26:36 AM |
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I take the last link, it being the ONLY scientific one you have presented. Read what it says. http://www.gfdl.noaa.gov/global-warming-and-hurricanesIt is premature to conclude that human activities--and particularly greenhouse gas emissions that cause global warming--have already had a detectable impact on Atlantic hurricane or global tropical cyclone activity.If you have to lie to support your position, doesn't your position have a problem? Hurricanes are becoming more frequent and stronger. For god sakes simply take the data, take the number of hurricanes by year since 1900 and you'll see.What I have told you is if you do that, you will see the position is false. Lying again? I quote myself here. Just reread the whole text not only what you want: They all say the same thing: Hurricanes are becoming more frequent and stronger. For god sakes simply take the data, take the number of hurricanes by year since 1900 and you'll see.
What we still don't know is if it's directly linked to human activity. It may also be part of a natural cycle. So nobody is saying it's because of global warming, everybody is saying it MIGHT be because of it.
We'll know it un a dozen of years. If hurricanes keep becoming stronger and more frequent we'll know it came from us. Well, which is it? A. Hurricanes are becoming more frequent and stronger. For god sakes simply take the data, take the number of hurricanes by year since 1900 and you'll see. B. We'll know it un a dozen of years. (A) is false. (B) is a future claim. I don't understand how you can't see the difference. A is right. And all articles (including the one you quoted) says so. What would be wrong would be to claim that it's all because of global warming because we still can't say if it's the case as it's too early!But A is right. I quoted the relevant paragraph from A. Here it is again. I take the last link, it being the ONLY scientific one you have presented. Read what it says. http://www.gfdl.noaa.gov/global-warming-and-hurricanes It is premature to conclude that human activities--and particularly greenhouse gas emissions that cause global warming--have already had a detectable impact on Atlantic hurricane or global tropical cyclone activity.If you want to assert that the article supports (A) please quote where it does so. Otherwise, lose what little credibility you have...
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March 09, 2016, 03:44:08 PM |
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I take the last link, it being the ONLY scientific one you have presented. Read what it says. http://www.gfdl.noaa.gov/global-warming-and-hurricanesIt is premature to conclude that human activities--and particularly greenhouse gas emissions that cause global warming--have already had a detectable impact on Atlantic hurricane or global tropical cyclone activity.If you have to lie to support your position, doesn't your position have a problem? Hurricanes are becoming more frequent and stronger. For god sakes simply take the data, take the number of hurricanes by year since 1900 and you'll see.What I have told you is if you do that, you will see the position is false. Lying again? I quote myself here. Just reread the whole text not only what you want: They all say the same thing: Hurricanes are becoming more frequent and stronger. For god sakes simply take the data, take the number of hurricanes by year since 1900 and you'll see.
What we still don't know is if it's directly linked to human activity. It may also be part of a natural cycle. So nobody is saying it's because of global warming, everybody is saying it MIGHT be because of it.
We'll know it un a dozen of years. If hurricanes keep becoming stronger and more frequent we'll know it came from us. Well, which is it? A. Hurricanes are becoming more frequent and stronger. For god sakes simply take the data, take the number of hurricanes by year since 1900 and you'll see. B. We'll know it un a dozen of years. (A) is false. (B) is a future claim. I don't understand how you can't see the difference. A is right. And all articles (including the one you quoted) says so. What would be wrong would be to claim that it's all because of global warming because we still can't say if it's the case as it's too early!But A is right. I quoted the relevant paragraph from A. Here it is again. I take the last link, it being the ONLY scientific one you have presented. Read what it says. http://www.gfdl.noaa.gov/global-warming-and-hurricanes It is premature to conclude that human activities--and particularly greenhouse gas emissions that cause global warming--have already had a detectable impact on Atlantic hurricane or global tropical cyclone activity.If you want to assert that the article supports (A) please quote where it does so. Otherwise, lose what little credibility you have... Here it is. Sorry you can't read : "Existing records of past Atlantic tropical storm or hurricane numbers (1878 to present) in fact do show a pronounced upward trend, which is also correlated with rising SSTs " Paragraph C as it seems you don't give a fuck about reading a real scientific article
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March 09, 2016, 03:45:44 PM |
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No they prefer saying the data is wrong/false/flawed or whatever. Easy to understand: -it has scientific data showing rise: it's a false report paid by governments. -it has nothing no data at all and takes a short part of an a scientific article and willingly misinterpret it: it's the truth and you're dumb for not understanding it. Exactly like a religion.
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March 09, 2016, 04:04:04 PM |
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Climate Change Killed Ancient Seafaring Dinosaurs… Imagine dolphins disappearing from the world’s oceans as a result of prolonged climate change and slower evolution. As shocking and unlikely as such an event might be, it happened in the past to a group of marine animals: the ichthyosaurs. These “fish-reptiles” were an iconic group of marine predators from the dinosaur era – and the ichthyosaurs underwent the most profound modifications to become fast, efficient swimmers. They evolved a shark-like body shape, their limbs transformed into muscular paddles, and they had some of the largest eyes in the entire animal kingdom, presumably to seek out and hunt prey in deep or turbid marine settings. About a hundred ichthyosaur species are currently known, covering a 157m-year reign in the ancient oceans that ended around 90m years ago. http://phys.org/news/2016-03-climate-dinosaurs-underwater-cousins.html#jCp------------------------------------- Global Warming slows down Evolution now... Hmm.
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March 09, 2016, 08:20:17 PM |
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Climate Change Killed Ancient Seafaring Dinosaurs… Imagine dolphins disappearing from the world’s oceans as a result of prolonged climate change and slower evolution. As shocking and unlikely as such an event might be, it happened in the past to a group of marine animals: the ichthyosaurs. These “fish-reptiles” were an iconic group of marine predators from the dinosaur era – and the ichthyosaurs underwent the most profound modifications to become fast, efficient swimmers. They evolved a shark-like body shape, their limbs transformed into muscular paddles, and they had some of the largest eyes in the entire animal kingdom, presumably to seek out and hunt prey in deep or turbid marine settings. About a hundred ichthyosaur species are currently known, covering a 157m-year reign in the ancient oceans that ended around 90m years ago. http://phys.org/news/2016-03-climate-dinosaurs-underwater-cousins.html#jCp------------------------------------- Global Warming slows down Evolution now... Hmm. Imagine? Yeah, that´s good of course but sometimes it can go overboard. Has the climate change ate my homework meme gained traction yet?
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March 09, 2016, 08:58:32 PM |
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Climate Change Killed Ancient Seafaring Dinosaurs… Imagine dolphins disappearing from the world’s oceans as a result of prolonged climate change and slower evolution. As shocking and unlikely as such an event might be, it happened in the past to a group of marine animals: the ichthyosaurs. These “fish-reptiles” were an iconic group of marine predators from the dinosaur era – and the ichthyosaurs underwent the most profound modifications to become fast, efficient swimmers. They evolved a shark-like body shape, their limbs transformed into muscular paddles, and they had some of the largest eyes in the entire animal kingdom, presumably to seek out and hunt prey in deep or turbid marine settings. About a hundred ichthyosaur species are currently known, covering a 157m-year reign in the ancient oceans that ended around 90m years ago. http://phys.org/news/2016-03-climate-dinosaurs-underwater-cousins.html#jCp------------------------------------- Global Warming slows down Evolution now... Hmm. Imagine? Yeah, that´s good of course but sometimes it can go overboard. Has the climate change ate my homework meme gained traction yet?Kinda.....
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