SSDD
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So many scientists agree.
Irrelevant. Till recently, a greater percentage of scientists and physicians agreed that stress was the cause of stomach ulcers...and they have agreed for more than half a century...till they found out that they were wrong and realized that they also didn't have the first piece of real evidence supporting their belief...it was just group think.
Until recently nearly 100% of physicists, and chemists agreed that there was no such thing as quasi crystals...till they found out that they were wrong and also didn't have a single piece of real evidence supporting what they used to believe. Again, groupthink.
And the list goes on and on. In fact, just before most of what we know to be true today based on real evidence was not supported by most of science before that evidence came out. In relatively new fields of science such as climate change, nearly all have been found to be wrong in their early hypotheses...climate science is no different.
But I guess you are smarter than all of them.
No...but how smart do you have to be to realize that a scientific statement regarding an observable, measurable, quantifiable entity like the atmosphere that doesn't have the first piece of observed, measured quantified evidence supporting it over natural variability doesn't have much credibility?
This is why your pathetic ramblings are a joke.
So you think it is a joke that there isn't the first piece of observed, measured, quantified evidence in support of the AGW hypothesis over natural variability?...Sorry guy, but anyone who believes that actual evidence is not necessary is pathetic and a joke. Want to see a joke...look in the mirror...and while you are there, ask yourself why you believe when there isn't the first piece of real evidence.