otto105
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And that means what?The planet being 2C COLDER with 26 ft SHALLLOWER seas and 120 ppm MORE CO2 backs me up.
That no scientific organization buys that shit.
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And that means what?The planet being 2C COLDER with 26 ft SHALLLOWER seas and 120 ppm MORE CO2 backs me up.
The planet cooling for millions of years with an atmospheric level of CO2 of 600 ppm and more backs me up.And that means what?
That no scientific organization buys that shit.
HilariousI like having my way with you. It's like playing with a cat.
The temperature threshold for extensive northern hemisphere continental glaciation backs me up.Hilarious
Just repeat the same shit from a million years ago again and again.
Like it means something. Like what was the composition of the atmosphere then? Could it support human life then. What would the impact on the environment be if humans burned fossil fuels like now?
Can you tell us that internet degree felon fuckup.
HilariousThe planet cooling for millions of years with an atmospheric level of CO2 of 600 ppm and more backs me up.
Not as hilarious as you not knowing the threshold temperature for extensive Southern hemisphere glaciation which also backs up my beliefs.Hilarious
Hilarious felon fuckupNot as hilarious as you not knowing the threshold temperature for extensive Southern hemisphere glaciation which also backs up my beliefs.
The polar regions being thermally isolated from warm marine currents backs me up.Hilarious felon fuckup
Bah Ha Ha HaThe polar regions being thermally isolated from warm marine currents backs me up.
The vast majority of heat being stored in the oceans and not the atmosphere backs me up.Bah Ha Ha Ha
HilariousThe vast majority of heat being stored in the oceans and not the atmosphere backs me up.
Pretty sure that would be related to plate tectonics which by the way support my beliefs because plate tectonics resulted in the thermal isolation of each pole, the rise of the panama isthmus and the rise of the Himalayans all which resulted in the planet's unique landmass configuration for colder temperatures when the ocean heat conveyor to the Arctic gets disrupted.Hilarious
The sun causes volcanoes too.
Sure, and the sun causes CO2 to rise in the oceans.Pretty sure that would be related to plate tectonics which by the way support my beliefs because plate tectonics resulted in the thermal isolation of each pole, the rise of the panama isthmus and the rise of the Himalayans all which resulted in the planet's unique landmass configuration for colder temperatures when the ocean heat conveyor to the Arctic gets disrupted.
This is fun.
The solubility of CO2 in water versus temperature backs me up.Sure, and the sun causes CO2 to rise in the oceans.
Otto's statement was patently facetious. How does the solubility of CO2 in water back you up?The solubility of CO2 in water versus temperature backs me up.
The colder, wetter feces hold more CO2 causing ding constant shart attacks.Otto's statement was patently facetious. How does the solubility of CO2 in water back you up?
So the movement of tectonic plates causes CO2 to rise and rapidly warm our planet.The solubility of CO2 in water versus temperature backs me up.
The willful ignorance of apex predator damned dirty apes that they cannot over extend the carrying capacity of a closed system is comical .So the movement of tectonic plates causes CO2 to rise and rapidly warm our planet.