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That is what is know as weather, maybe you should post on the Alaska thread or wherever you are from
This is about climate change, do agree that 2015 was the hottest year in the last 135 years or are you just going to use your extensive research. Dbones research or NASA's Goddard Institute, tough choice.
I'm beginning to see why they can't grasp the concept of global warming.
My calculator works fine. I divided the precise age of the earth (cut and paste) and rounded to 6.4 billion. You are arguing nonsense. The difference between x18 or x20 is basic simple rounding.
The fact is that you have picked 135 years out of billions and claimed its statistically relevant. The proxy records, which are in important part of your position, show hundreds of natural warming and cooling cycles.
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My calculator works fine. I divided the precise age of the earth (cut and paste) and rounded to 6.4 billion. You are arguing nonsense. The difference between x18 or x20 is basic simple rounding.
The fact is that you have picked 135 years out of billions and claimed its statistically relevant. The proxy records, which are in important part of your position, show hundreds of natural warming and cooling cycles.
You asked a simple division question, and provided a wrong answer. You can't get mad when people correct you with the actual correct number, and then tell us about your rounding, copy/pasting, whatever.
You asked a simple division question, and provided a wrong answer. You can't get mad when people correct you with the actual correct number, and then tell us about your rounding, copy/pasting, whatever.
And you can't ignore that 135 years a statistically insignificant period in the history of the planet.
Here, 2015 summer was 4 months of 110F days and 90F nights. And we don't have AC, so yeah....not fun.
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