Re: Whoops! The Atlantic Makes Trump Look EPIC In Cover Intended as a Smear

On 20/09/24 20:12, D wrote:

 
 
On Fri, 20 Sep 2024, Titus G wrote:
 

On 19/09/24 16:34, Titus G wrote:

On 19/09/24 10:35, William Hyde wrote:

D wrote:

On Tue, 17 Sep 2024, Lynn McGuire wrote:

On 9/17/2024 6:11 PM, quadibloc wrote:

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Global warming is not an imaginary spectre. The science involved is
really basic stuff.

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Any Global Warming is not caused by humans so your basic thesis is
wrong. Climates change all the time.  Just about all of it is due to
that big fusion reactor in the sky that is so incredibly inefficient
(1.8%) but works so well with it's 10+ billion years of fuel.

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This is the truth! It can be proven easily. Go out during the day, and
measure the temperature. Then go out again, when the sun is not
shining, and measure the temperature. It will be lower.
Reading the modern press, you easily get the idea that the sun does
not affect the climate at all, but this is actually wrong, and has
been proven by science.

Rarely has so short a posting contained so much ignorance.

(Excluding, of course, the innovative and brilliant proposed scientific
study of going out, coming in and going out again, a tool whose
usefulness may have been overlooked by the scientific establishment as
well as the modern press.)
Or is it a challenge?
Hmmm.
D agrees with Dimwire arguing with Fourbricks.
That will be difficult to better.

Here is my entry. (5 lines instead of six.)
On August 12th, NZ's Climate Institute announced the purchase of a $20
million Supercomputer, an investment in NIWA’s world-leading climate,
marine and freshwater science and advanced technologies. If we had D's
post of 17th September before then, we could have saved millions by just
buying thermometers, umbrellas and torches for our research staff.

You do have a point.

Are you saying that my shorter posting doesn't contain as much ignorance
as yours above? Are you claiming my challenge is unsuccessful?
Will the heat dissipating from my red faced rage at failure contribute
significantly to climate change? Ignore that last question. I can test
it myself as there is a thermometer here somewhere.