I just don’t see the relevance of the counter argument. CO2 is a greenhouse gas, easily verified in your own backyard if you care to do the experiments. Humans are causing atmospheric CO2 levels to rise, the data proves it beyond any reasonable doubt. Natural sinks are not keeping pace with human caused carbon emissions, the data proves that too.
What is there to argue about? If you were driving a car toward a cliff, would you apply the brakes before you had calculated the exact instant you would go over the edge?
The measurements of two speaker cables are shown, one is new and the other is used for a while, a.k.a. burn-in, and the measurements don't support the claim that they sound different. Your reply is like asking for peer reviewed studies in respectable scientific papers that they indeed don't sound different.
The measurements of two speaker cables are shown, one is new and the other is used for a while, a.k.a. burn-in, and the measurements don't support the claim that they sound different. Your reply is like asking for peer reviewed studies in respectable scientific papers that they indeed don't sound different.
Speaker cables are not killing anyone.
I was showing the absurdity / ignorance of Bill Coltrane's reply by referring to simpler (& more forum related) example. However, speaker cables can kill someone's audio budget depending on how gullible that person is.
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Don't be so sure about that.
They can be used as an effective means of choking someone.
Also.
Fumes released after a burn-in could give someone cancer.
I know that someone somewhere right now is thinking of using speaker cable to strangle someone. Comforting in a way as it deals with the problem of global warming one skeptic at a time.
I bet it's been done in some movie. Some kind of appropriate or ironic musical piece blaring over the hifi as someone is strangled with speaker cord. I'm sure Tarantino will find it and steal it for a future movie.
It will be believable if the claim is backed up by evidence. If the claim of burnt-in (used) speaker cable sounding audibly different from new speaker cable is backed up by evidence, be it double blind test or measurements, it would be believable.
14 of the warmest in how long of history? Is it 18 years by any chance?
Last year was the warmest in past 3 years. What does that prove?
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It is all down to where you put the thremometers.
Do the global warming pundits actually put in a grid array over the entire north pole? I doubt it and doubt they are even issued with a ship with a hard enough hull to get to most places in the north pole.
I would except the findings if they told me where the thermometers were placed with GPS locations.
There is a big risk that they were placed where the ice has melted due to local effects because those areas are cheaper to get to.
Do the global warming pundits actually put in a grid array over the entire north pole? I doubt it and doubt they are even issued with a ship with a hard enough hull to get to most places in the north pole.
I would except the findings if they told me where the thermometers were placed with GPS locations.
There is a big risk that they were placed where the ice has melted due to local effects because those areas are cheaper to get to.
Evidence abounds. Struggling to understand the point of this line of argument… I refuse to believe in X because there is no evidence to support it therefore my belief in Y is validated despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary. Does my assertion that unicorns exist carry more weight If I don’t believe Santa Claus was a real person?
A link to understand why Evenharmonics' sources are wrong on their analysis of the discrepancies between models and predictions. And why going about "unaltered" data sets is just nonsense.
Did global warming stop in 1998? | NOAA Climate.gov
Plenty of more detailed explanations in the links at the bottom of the page.
Did global warming stop in 1998? | NOAA Climate.gov
Plenty of more detailed explanations in the links at the bottom of the page.
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