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The point is that neither hot nor cold weather conditions in the short-term should be used to make conclusions about the overall climate. The link I cited is about an actual study by real scientists. The ramblings of Sean Hannity or Glenn Beck about climate change should be treated as merely background noise.
A point I see made here is that your 'scientists' (who, btw, fight amongst themselves as to how to really interpret this 'science' based on models and extrapolations) are about as credible as those Hannity and Beck goonballs.
A point I see made here is that your 'scientists' (who, btw, fight amongst themselves as to how to really interpret this 'science' based on models and extrapolations) are about as credible as those Hannity and Beck goonballs.
Yeah, you're right. We should just reject everything science says.
Yeah, you're right. We should just reject everything science says.
Let's talk again when you're versed in how to appropriately read and evaluate scientific data and papers. I bet you don't even understand where this data comes from or how the conclusions are made.
Well, the last week or so has been warm here in Northern CA, but not unseasonably so. It's actually finally starting to feel like summer here. Overall, this has been one of the cooler summers that I can remember. Winter was very, very bitter.
Well, the last week or so has been warm here in Northern CA, but not unseasonably so. It's actually finally starting to feel like summer here. Overall, this has been one of the cooler summers that I can remember. Winter was very, very bitter.
Yes, we had record snowfalls this winter, too.
Quick, let's make some crazy generalization about it!
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