Posted: Jul 14, 2010 10:19 pm
Leonidas wrote:
Wow! Amazing stuff this Global Warming. Rising temperatures produce more ice and less ice at the same time!
It's fascinating if you'd care to look into it. My guess is that you won't.
Leonidas wrote:
So if the sea ice dwindles and the land ice increases that would also be due to Global Warming as well I suppose.
I don't know to be honest. As that isn't happening, it's purely hypothetical anyway. You are free to send an email to a climatologist and ask.
Leonidas wrote:
More Sea Ice at the South Pole = Global Warming. Less Sea Ice at the North Pole = Global Warming. Fantastic! No, literally fantastic. Pull the other one, it's got bells on.
You didn't read any of the articles I linked, did you? Your argument from personal incredulity is getting kind of tiresome. Then again, I don't blame you. Detachment from reality can be hard on people.
Leonidas wrote:
Is there anything that cannot be interpreted as evidence of Global Warming?
Quite some things, yes. Then again, science is more interested in positive evidence than negative evidence. Do you have any evidence against global warming? No?`Thought so.
Leonidas wrote:
Record Snowfall?
Can be a sign of global warming, yes. I won't waste my time explaining this to you as you wouldn't want to hear it.
Leonidas wrote:
Absence of sea level rise?
Absence of sea level rise? I just proved that there has been a sea level rise. Try to read people's replies in the future. It saves you from looking dumb.
Leonidas wrote:
People dying of cold in India and Bangladesh?
Extreme shifts in local climate is evidence, yes.
Leonidas wrote:
Another Ice-Age?
Well, again we're talking hypotheticals. There isn't another ice-age on its way, no matter what clowns like Watts tell you.
I must say, you really are way behind in your understanding of the subject you wish to whisk away. Normally when creationists and other people like you try to pretend science doesn't exist they read up a bit more on the subject first. I guess you skipped that part.