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[quote][/Out of touch, out of reach, yeah
You could try to get closer to me
I'm in luck, I'm in deep, yeah
Hypnotized, I'm shakin' to my knees
I gotta know tonight
If you're alone tonight
Can't stop this feeling
Can't stop this fight
Oh, I get hysterical, hysteria
Oh can you feel it, do you believe it?
It's such a magical mysteria
When you get that feelin', better start believin'
'Cause it's a miracle, oh say you will, ooh babe
Hysteria when you're near
Out of me, into you yeah
You could hide it's just a one way street
Oh, I believe I'm in you, yeah
Open wide, that's right, dream me off my feet
Oh, believe in me
I gotta know tonight
If you're alone tonight
Can't stop this feeling
Can't stop this fire
Oh, I get hysterical, hysteria
Oh can you feel it, do you believe it?
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How does one disprove a hypothetical scenario conjured by an hysterical fever dream?
It is logically impossible to prove a negative or that which is not there. This "prediction" exists only in so far as a name put to one of infinite possibilities of a future timeline. None can be proved or disproved because uhm...the uncertainty principle and chaos theory?
I can no more disprove your fever dream hysterics any more than you can provide a valid proof of same. We would both be attempting to "prove" how the 137,945th coin flip of a silver dollar would affect the shift of the Earth's magnetic north. Proving or disproving that hypothetical outcome would be impossible, ne-c'est pas?
Phew, I thought you were talking about Barbara Streisand flying her dogs 10,000 miles so they could watch her perform! What a relief!
Or when the Leftist elite flew their gas guzzling private planes half way around the world to Paris, with their Musicians to save the planet from gas guzzlers
So, you're saying the earth's climate isn't suppose to ever change?
From the human perspective, no, it is not supposed to change, especially not this much this fast.
Unless there are huge natural events like the eruption of giant volcanoes or meteor hits in the past, the climate changes rather slowly.
From the human perspective, no, it is not supposed to change, especially not this much this fast.
Unless there are huge natural events like the eruption of giant volcanoes or meteor hits in the past, the climate changes rather slowly.
The SUN causes the planet to change and sometimes quickly as has happened before.
The SUN causes the planet to change and sometimes quickly as has happened before.
But it is not "supposed to" happen because we utterly depend on the climate we have had until recently, our agriculture etc. depends on it.
From what I read, there was some huge climate event in the Middle Ages, and it caused mass starvation in Europe and elsewhere.
I doubt, as you predict, that I will EVER understand why loser-types call their betters "morons". Perhaps you are trying to make yourself look big, but it has the opposite effect. You just show your "smallness", in SPADES.
From your own link:
It's also important to note that 2019's chilly start in the nation's northern tier is an outlier from the rest of the world. Earth was on track to have its third warmest year on record through the end of May.
"On record" is an important qualifier. The fact is that the "record" is way too short and way to inconsistently-measured to be of any value whatsoever. Give me 2,000 years of accurately-measured data and we can talk.
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