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Originally Posted by TheU
honestly a few years ago i downloaded 2 movies to watch when i was bored; an inconvenient truth, and, the great global warming swindel. i really liked al gores movie, then, i watched the great global warming swindle (coming into it with a very skeptical mind) and was blown away. it was very convincing because it presented data, graphs, scientists and professors, while truth was a politician selling a point of a view like a politician. after that i did some online reading and i was pretty much sold. this last summer a friend of mine who has a math degree from u of c and now is in UBC law got annoyed with all my chirping and we spent an hour googling data from the last 150 years people have put into graphs and reports etc. he was a staunch climate change guy, i mean hard core. in 60 mins he went from being hard core "this is our problem we made it happen" to "well maybe we didn't cause it but perhaps our co2 is not letting it slow down like it should be". not exactly a huge turn around but when people take the time look at the graphs, data, read about the hockey stick graph, its really hard to say that people are solely to blame (if it all).
and thats really what im driving at here... humans really didnt cause this last warming, imo.
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Lol I love it.
This sums up your post to me, "We watched a movie and did some research for an hour and now we know the truth and all you fools, and half the scientists are wrong."
You might be right dude, but you have some serious problems with the way you are trying to convince people. Your claims of certainty about humans not causing it seem bold given your expertise on the subject.