Duh—just what real scientist have been saying. Still, some will continue to worship Al Gore and make him ever so much richer!
Surelock Homes - 05:05pm on 05/01/2008
How did their Y2K theory turn out?
Kevin - 06:05pm on 05/01/2008
Bbbbuttt, now we have time to get ready for that cataclysmic event. What to beat that the global warming loonies don’t spin it that way?
docdave - 06:05pm on 05/01/2008
That’s Want to bet that the global warming loonies don’t spin it that way?
docdave - 07:05pm on 05/01/2008
I’m skeptical of a minority of scientists who, in keeping with the economic and ideological interests of their paymasters, continue to defy the philosophy of science. It is true Gloabl Warming is not an abosolute certainty and that climate will change anyway, nevertheless the hypothesis that best fits the current body of scientific evidence tells us human activity is having consequenticial climate impacts. It is only those who don’t understand science per se that equate best theory with absolute certainty. Let us opporate on a basis of propability on this issue as we do daily, unconscienciously, with our use of devices and principles entirely owed to scientific inquiry.
Reason - 08:05pm on 05/01/2008
It is true Gloabl (sic) Warming is not an abosolute (sic) certainty and that climate will change anyway, nevertheless the hypothesis that best fits the current body of scientific evidence tells us human activity is having consequenticial (sic) climate impacts...Let us opporate (sic) on a basis of propability (sic) on this issue as we do daily, unconscienciously, (sic) with our use of devices and principles entirely owed to scientific inquiry.
Who knew that when Reason finally showed up here, it would be semi-literate?
Proof - 08:05pm on 05/01/2008
You know all this AGW and anti-intelligence nonsense isn’t doing science any favors. The more this kind of stuff is put out there, the less credible and the more unreasonable science appears.
HG - 09:05pm on 05/01/2008
Reason, skepticism is a good thing, especially when directed at a scientific consensus that is being used to advance liberalism. Just think of all the money and power liberals could harness with this one issue!
Nope, not yet…
Nope, not yet…
Duh—just what real scientist have been saying. Still, some will continue to worship Al Gore and make him ever so much richer!
How did their Y2K theory turn out?
Bbbbuttt, now we have time to get ready for that cataclysmic event. What to beat that the global warming loonies don’t spin it that way?
That’s Want to bet that the global warming loonies don’t spin it that way?
I’m skeptical of a minority of scientists who, in keeping with the economic and ideological interests of their paymasters, continue to defy the philosophy of science. It is true Gloabl Warming is not an abosolute certainty and that climate will change anyway, nevertheless the hypothesis that best fits the current body of scientific evidence tells us human activity is having consequenticial climate impacts. It is only those who don’t understand science per se that equate best theory with absolute certainty. Let us opporate on a basis of propability on this issue as we do daily, unconscienciously, with our use of devices and principles entirely owed to scientific inquiry.
Who knew that when Reason finally showed up here, it would be semi-literate?
You know all this AGW and anti-intelligence nonsense isn’t doing science any favors. The more this kind of stuff is put out there, the less credible and the more unreasonable science appears.
Reason, skepticism is a good thing, especially when directed at a scientific consensus that is being used to advance liberalism. Just think of all the money and power liberals could harness with this one issue!