[Terrapreta] Ice-age anyone?
Doug Clayton
dnclayton at wildblue.net
Sat Apr 26 14:22:20 CDT 2008
The "credible measurements" are in. That's why the GW majority (not
just on this list) is a little freaked out. The prognosis is dire.
Just give us your odds. Do you think someone like James Lovelock or
James Hanson have a one in 5 or a one in a hundred chance of being
right? You set the odds, load up, give 'er a spin then point that baby
at your head or perhaps your child's head. Do you really want to take
that chance? I'm thinkin' its more like 50-50 odds and I'd rather
not do that coin toss because if Lovelock is right, that is a bullet to
the head.
Doug
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> If a "Credible Hypothesis" is established, then measurements can be
> identified to prove or disprove the Hypothesis. Some of the data and
> measurements will already exists, but additional measurements may be
> necessary. In my opinion, what we need is the equivalent to a "Unifying
> Theory of Global Warming, Dimming and Cooling", and if this could be
> put
> together and funded, we could easily tool up to get whatever
> measurements were required.
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> Then we would have Science and we would be operating from fact and
> truth. We could then dispense with consensus, belief, and division.
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Kevin
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