Global Warming or Global Hot Air!

[Angel of Ioren]

Once again, bias rears it's ugly head. It seems all that anyone does around this issue is cherry pick from the troths of their fave celebrity scientists, feeding the true underlying motive, which is to bandy one political viewpoint over the other. And that usually represents competing views of whether or not to do something or to do nothing at all - internalize (i.e. the notion of personal responsibilty) or externalize ("it has nothing to do with me," a dandy avoidance behavior). It's a sad state of affairs. Particularly since this subject has been polarized into being a political issue. We are swimming in our own shit.

I said that? My opinion on this has nothing to do with politics, it has to do with science, but some people will say the science that I'm looking at is flawed, and they are well within their right to do so.

Thanks.

 

[Hotkafka]

I said that? My opinion on this has nothing to do with politics, it has to do with science, but some people will say the science that I'm looking at is flawed, and they are well within their right to do so.

Thanks.

My apologies Angel - it was meant as more of a meta-analysis of what happens in these types of threads. I didn't mean to highlight your previous post.

 

[Angel of Ioren]

My apologies Angel - it was meant as more of a meta-analysis of what happens in these types of threads. I didn't mean to highlight you previous post.

Oh, okay, cool.

 

[pixelsmith]

Regardless of what you think is correct in this argument, each side will have "science" to back it. I chose to go with what the scientists I respect say. You know, the good ones.

Let me guess, Gore, Holdren & Ehrlich?

 

[Angel of Ioren]

Let me guess, Gore, Holdren & Ehrlich?

I like Al Gore, but his movie on the topic used flawed research, but it was entetaining. Also, he's a politician, but I guess he is more educated than most politicians on science.
I don't know the other two.

 

[pixelsmith]

I like Al Gore, but his movie on the topic used flawed research, but it was entetaining. Also, he's a politician, but I guess he is more educated than most politicians on science.
I don't know the other two.

Nuff said. No reason to discuss any more of this topic with you then.