Tyger
Paranormal Adept
Doesn't work that way.Answer the question please. Then we can proceed.
If you are making a point, spell it out explicitly, preferably using clear and well defined claims of evidence.
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Doesn't work that way.Answer the question please. Then we can proceed.
Your question is irrelevant.I have given you a very basic question. What is the problem?
Try to avoid rhetorical questions.You seriously don't know?
Try to avoid rhetorical questions.I couldn't make this up. Let me get this straight. You really don't know? Seriously. And you don't feel it is a big deal that you don't know?
Nope, doesn't work that way. Show what you know, Pixel. No one-liners. No putting tasks to others. You do your own work.I'm going to give you all night to think about it son.
As stated: If you are making a point, then spell it out explicitly, preferably using clear and well defined claims of evidence.You don't know the very most basic fundamentals of the science. How could you possibly NOT know about CO2 requirements for plant life to exist, what pre industrial levels were and what they are now... as well as what prehistoric levels were.
It looks like you are unable to make your point, spelling it out explicitly, using clear and well defined claims of evidence.This explains a lot. You have your cart before the horse son.
No one is expecting anything, old girl. Poor thing.I am not trying to make a point. I am asking you a very very simple basic question that anyone seriously involved in this subject would know. If you expect us to believe you know when CO2 levels are too high then we expect you to know what levels are to low.
You go, girl. Keep trying to mask your inability to articulate your views. We all suspect it's because it's hard for you to write at length - more than 1 or 2 sentences at a time.It looks like you need to go back to basics Tyger. You have no clue what the foundation of CAGW is about. I didn't think it would be this easy to show everyone how little you understand this science. I thought it would take at least 6 questions. You couldn't answer one. Thanks for engaging tho.
I have no interest in engaging you in conversation about climate change science. Full stop.Why not just say you don't know or google it?
Wrong about what? I post links that interest me and seem relevant to a topic. No right or wrong about that.Could it be you are now seeing you are wrong?
Rather than a description of me, I think it's a description of you, Pixel. Fear of 'losing face and credibility' are your issues - not mine. What a sad comment on a life if 'face' and 'credibility' are all one has, and on an internet chat site, no less. You have my sympathy.I think everyone here now sees you do NOT understand the basics and you fear losing face and credibility.
Example of your inability to read and interpret text accurately.I really appreciate your attempt at showing your understanding of the climate topic.
Where? When? With you? Here? Unlikely.You ALMOST engaged in a discussion about it.
Remember: Try to avoid rhetorical questions. If you are making a point, then spell it out explicitly, preferably using clear and well defined claims of evidence. Please do not rely on other posters to do your intellectual heavy lifting for you and then harass them for being uncooperative with your silly game. It's embarrassing for you.Sadly one basic question stumped you and showed your true knowledge.
If you are making a point, then spell it out explicitly, preferably using clear and well defined claims of evidence.When you have a basic understanding of the fundamentals we should try again.