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Originally Posted by HistorianDude
The current secular change in global temperatures cannot be accounted for any (and in fact flies in the face of several) of the cosmic/geological mechanisms you cite in that post. That is probably the most compelling reason we know it's anthropogenic. It is happening on a temporal scale that none of those mechanisms operates at, and in the opposite direction to many of them.
But thank you for a fairly comprehensive list of most of the mechanisms that earth scientists have explored and rejected to explain what we are currently experiencing.
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Right...
And this:
How many tornadoes took place in the 24 hour period on April 24, 1988?
A person of honesty and integrity would answer the question with total truthfulness, like this:
There were X number of tornadoes reported via human observation.
You did not have Doppler radar all over the freaking US at that time (or any time before that) so you have no freaking idea how many tornadoes were formed on a given day.
This whole statement...
The outbreak has also helped smash the record for most tornadoes in the month of April with 770 tornadoes, more than double the prior record (267 in April 1974).
...is a lie....and you bought into the lie hook, line and sinker and sucked it up.
Not only did you not have any Doppler radar installed, you didn't even have wind shear radars at FAA airports yet (and it won't be until 1985 that you start installing them).
That's why I used to fail students for using Pukipedia. Gotta expect lies like that.
And this:
All you had to do is read Roman trade documents to know that the Romans imported wine from England.
Grapes? In England? How bizarre! No, how warm. It was freaking hot back then.
Or, you could read English medical texts.
It got cold, but then it warmed up again, and in the Medieval Period, England was plagued by...
....mosquitoes and malaria.
That's right. When you're reading these texts you'll see references to certain types of fevers called tertiary fevers and quaternary fevers. That is descriptive of the number of days before the fever breaks. So if you have a quaternary fever, you have a fever for four days, and then it breaks for four days and then right back into four days of fever. You can read about that in works by William Lilly and others from the 1650s.
That was due to the different strains of malaria.
At one point 1 in 3 Britons had malaria or were carriers.
What happened? The Little Ice Age came in the late 1600s and killed off all of the mosquitoes.
They never came back to England.
But yeah, the global warming pukes are just total morons. It would just kill them to make an attempt to understand the words "cycle" or "cyclical."
If they could do that, then maybe there's hope I can get them to comprehend the meaning of the phrase...
...."
Inter-Glacial Warming Period."
Anyway, when the temperature of the Atlantic Ocean gets to be 100°F on a regular basis,
like it was 50 Million years ago, someone let me know, and maybe I'll actually think about getting worried.
And this:
That is the UN's own data showing cyclical temperature variations over the last 400,000 years.
Guess what? It's cyclical.
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