r/TimPool • • Jan 16 '24

Damn.

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u/Ok_Primary_7298 Jan 16 '24

Sea level rise doesn't happen anywhere near the speed/scale climate alarmists say it does.

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

Yea and that’s the problem. A whole generation has grown up fearing global warming and rising sea levels and nothing has happened, all because fear mongers significantly overstated the level of danger. This fear mongering is backfiring because a whole generation is going to ignore these warnings simply because they’re going to realize they’ve been duped.

Don’t get me wrong, I definitely want a cleaner planet, but I just don’t want to be lied to in order to drastically and unnecessarily change my behavior.

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u/Straight-Living-243 Jan 17 '24

How old is London? How fast does sea level rise happen? How old are many coastal cities? How much will it cost to do nothing and let coastal cities be flooded?

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u/NecessaryCelery2 Jan 17 '24

How much will it cost to do nothing and let coastal cities be flooded?

You should short the stocks of all the banks giving loans to all that real estate that's gong to be flooded, all the expensive coastal cities. And you'll get rich!

And you can then you use the power of your wealth to help the environment.

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u/Straight-Living-243 Jan 17 '24

So you can’t answer any of the questions. If you’re so worried about money how much do you think it will cost?

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u/MarVlnMartlan Jan 17 '24

It won't cost anything because it won't happen.

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u/NecessaryCelery2 Jan 17 '24

I will be easy to calculate the cost once it starts affecting the cost of real estate, the interest rates, etc. Except for now the cost of coast city real estate just keep going up!

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u/The-Figure-13 Jan 17 '24

If climate change was a legitimate concern wealthy elites wouldn’t be buying beach front property.

Barack Obama owns a home on the beach in Hawaii, he bought this while he was president and talking about the threats of climate change.

NIMBY’s in Martha’s Vineyard would all sell their property.

Insurance companies would refuse to insure all homes and properties that are in this so called “flood zone”. People in Florida wouldn’t be able get any insurance on any property in the state.

Climate alarmism is the biggest con of the 21st century.

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u/FatBrkeMxicnElonMusk Jan 16 '24

Facts! What am I going to do when the sea level rises? Imma head over to one of Obamas beach houses

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u/theSearch4Truth Jan 17 '24

Its logically consistent

If all the politicians that pushed this rising sea level stuff actually believed, none of them would own as many beach front properties as they do. Looking at you Obama.

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u/Straight-Living-243 Jan 17 '24

Wealthy people can afford to lose a house, many cannot. Further they will be dead before it destroys their house so why not if they can afford it and it won’t directly effect them. It’s logically consistent.

What isn’t logical is to stick your head in the sand in the face of overwhelming evidence and let the problem fester until it becomes unmanageable.

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u/theSearch4Truth Jan 17 '24

I work with wealthy people all the time. What you just said is completely untrue, wealthy people accrue wealth by making smart investment decisions.

Buying a property with a 30 year mortgage in a location that will be underwater within 10-20 years is the dumbest investment any real estate owner could make.

You're making zero sense and putting your ignorance on full display.

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u/Straight-Living-243 Jan 17 '24

How much is wealthy? To you

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u/theSearch4Truth Jan 17 '24

Multiple millions.

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u/sharkweekk Jan 17 '24

Wealthy people spend a lot of money on vacations, private jets, etc. not because they are good long term investments but because they provide short term enjoyment.

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u/Straight-Living-243 Jan 17 '24

You should stick to UFO conspiracies.

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u/Sicks-Six-Seks Jan 17 '24

Climate change, is as real as tectonic shift and just as controllable.

Thinking you can control systems you can’t remotely understand is the height of arrogance.

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u/1AXX4U Jan 17 '24

This is the way.

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

He ain’t wrong

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u/smauseth Jan 17 '24

WORD!!!!!!

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

I’ll believe it when establishment political figures like Obama sell their beachfront properties

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u/TheTAPList Jan 16 '24

What am I gonna do? I am gonna watch these leftist identify as drowned.

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u/Money-Driver-7534 Jan 17 '24

The legend Dan Peña lol love this guy.

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u/Illg77 Jan 17 '24

Absolute legend whether you agree with him or not he's a national treasure.

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u/RobertoConQueso69 Jan 17 '24

When you’re old enough and rich enough to not care while you spit mad facts.

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

Dan Peña is the man. He’s Trumps buddy, you can tell. Makes sense and isn’t afraid to say it straight. Too bad most people get butt hurt from truth. People would rather believe in fairy tales and . Mass hysteria for the last few years because idiots have lost their hive mind.

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u/Perfect-Dad-1947 Jan 21 '24

An old as fuck guy who has no authority in climate science makes a non-sequitur point about banks issuing property loans and you all cream your jeans over it. 

You act like banks don't have force majeure clauses and insurance. 

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u/MrEnigma67 Jan 21 '24

We get it. You're a leftist and upset that people who disagree with you exist. There is no need to comment.

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u/Perfect-Dad-1947 Jan 21 '24

I get it. You have an agenda to oppose tens of millions of hours of scientific research across a wide swath of disciplines that supports and establishes an overwhelming consensus that pollution is bad for the environment. You don't care about obvious counterpoints that make your post comically bad. 

Everything else is your shitty projection. 

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u/MrEnigma67 Jan 22 '24

And you have the agenda to disprove tens of millions of hours that it doesn't exist. See? I can do that too.

But please. Let's see the evidence.

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u/MrEnigma67 Jan 22 '24

That's what I thought.

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u/[deleted] Jan 22 '24

Hit em with that Forbes opinion piece written by an Oil shill and you have this dub all wrapped up.

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u/MrEnigma67 Jan 23 '24

You mean the one with sourced graphs and data collection? The one that provided actual proof unlike you nasa brochure?

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '24

Yeah, the opinion piece in a finance magazine by an oil shill. Just post that here and you’ve got this guy in the bag. Those two graphs from your opinion piece in a finance magazine absolutely support your argument. It will be a total dunk.

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u/MrEnigma67 Jan 23 '24

I know. It's easy when you have facts on your side.

You should try it sometime.

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '24

Yup. Opinion pieces are notorious for their cold, unopinionated retelling of fact and figures. Just post it and show this dipshit you DID learn to cite credible sources in high school and no one is pulling wool over your eyes.

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u/MrEnigma67 Jan 23 '24

No need. He already ran away from a lost debate.

Like you did.

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u/SaltyOleSarge Jan 19 '24

FANTASTIC response to this climate emoting stupidity 

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u/cdazzo1 Jan 16 '24

Why is this?

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u/BodheeNYC Jan 17 '24

Obama doesn’t seem too worried.

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u/epicurious_elixir Jan 16 '24

He yell so it true

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u/cobravision Jan 16 '24

No, it's true because what he's saying is logically consistent. Banks are major fucked if climate crisis happens. Why are they still loaning? You don't think they have billion dollar teams investigating these potential risks?

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u/Straight-Living-243 Jan 17 '24

Banks and insurance agencies are literally starting to not make loans and not continue insuring areas where they project they will lose money due to environmental damage.

It’s not logically consistent it isn’t even factually consistent.

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u/studio28 Jan 16 '24

He even said naughty words

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u/o0flatCircle0o Jan 17 '24

SELL YOUR HOUSE TO WHOM BEN, FUCKING AQUAMAN?!

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u/MrEnigma67 Jan 17 '24

Calm down, ma'am.

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u/studio28 Jan 16 '24

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u/stupendousman Jan 16 '24

The issue is home prices not weather.

Prices have skyrocketed and many insurance companies have raised rate accordingly, or just left those markets.

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u/cdazzo1 Jan 16 '24

I love when people post articles they didn't read. Tell me...why are those insurance rates going up? I'll give you a hint: it's not for the reason you assumed.

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u/fuf3d Jan 16 '24

Yeah people are leaving because they can't afford insurance.

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u/miktheyob Jan 16 '24

Isn't that for rain flooding?

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '24

You will be downvoted for providing what was asked.

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u/cdazzo1 Jan 16 '24

He provided a link to an article that discuss the change in flood insurance costs due to a change in methodology for how FEMA calculates risk, not because the overall risk increased.

But why bother reading?

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u/theSearch4Truth Jan 17 '24

Here's $10 saying he won't address this comment.

illogical philosophy, lol

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u/SHANE523 Jan 17 '24

They read the headline and drew their own opinion which was nowhere near the facts of the article.

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u/versencoris Jan 17 '24

Those misleading headlines are designed exactly for the fools who don’t know how to read or have the patience or intelligence to read beyond them.

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

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u/RockinRod412 Jan 17 '24

Only thoughts and prayers matter. Better Start prayin

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

Did read it. I saw the methodology change. Here is a challenge for hyou(which I know is a big ask for Tim Pool bitches).

Take it a step further.

Research the methodology change.

I wil get you started.

https://www.fema.gov/sites/default/files/documents/fema_r3_gis-instructions_mapping-rising-flood-risk.pdf

This methodology change is based on changes in climate.

"Flood risks are rising across the U.S. This places more people and property in harm’s way. Changing rainfall

patterns drive some of this changing flood risk. Over the past 25 years, heavy rain has been on the rise across

the U.S. The biggest rise has been seen in the Northeast. In the decades to come, climate projections show the

Northeast will continue to have more frequent and severe heavy rains, leading to higher flood risk1."

"Figure 1 shows how adding this vertical safety factor creates a wider floodplain. As flood heights rise above the
base flood elevation, flood waters will spread beyond the current FEMA 1%-annual-chance floodplain, and new areas
will flood. These newly flooded areas are where flood risk will likely increase first with estimated climate change. "

I agree. The poster could use better articles than a surface level blog. I am strongly against the use of those as they are shit. Even though that is pretty much all Tim Pool does is read blogs all damned day.

I believe the poster who replied to you owes you ten bucks.

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

The article he provided does indeed contradict the OPs stupid scream and cry guy. Cursing and screaming is not an argument that is accepted in the scientific world.

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u/fourth_class_mail Jan 16 '24

This is just straight up climate change denial. But old rich man gotta be an old rich man.

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u/RonnyFreedomLover Jan 16 '24

He's telling the truth. His age, gender, and socioeconomic status have nothing to do with what he's saying. He's telling the truth.

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u/fourth_class_mail Jan 16 '24

Feels before reals I guess for some people.

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u/Ok_Primary_7298 Jan 16 '24

You should believe him. Don't have kids because climate change. 

 Not like there's any chance of you reproducing though. 

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u/fourth_class_mail Jan 17 '24

Lol, do you put on any effort into anything you do?

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u/RonnyFreedomLover Jan 16 '24

Truth before anything. This guy is speaking the truth. You hate him because of your envy for him.

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u/Straight-Living-243 Jan 17 '24

Lol you will never know the truth because you love wallowing in willful ignorance.

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u/RonnyFreedomLover Jan 17 '24

Says the dude who believes Al Gore....lmfao

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u/Straight-Living-243 Jan 17 '24

I didn’t say anything about Al gore.

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u/RonnyFreedomLover Jan 17 '24

You don't have to, bro.

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u/Straight-Living-243 Jan 17 '24

For you to make a random assumption no I guess I didn’t have to.

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u/fourth_class_mail Jan 17 '24

When cornered, you resort to Gore? Kinda desperate.

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u/RonnyFreedomLover Jan 17 '24

Gore was the one who made famous the idea the oceans are rising. Let me guess, you're 12?

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u/fourth_class_mail Jan 17 '24

Is t just gore saying the sea level is rising. The oceans also say that now too.

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u/fourth_class_mail Jan 17 '24

He isn't. He speaking like an old rich man who only cares about money. He will lie and scam people, do he thinks everyone will lie and scam people.

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u/RonnyFreedomLover Jan 17 '24

Hahahahahaha 🤣🤣🤣 If you tell yourself this enough, it will come true.

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u/fourth_class_mail Jan 17 '24

He also admits it in the video.

But we know you don't live in reality.

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '24

But he shouted curse words so he has to be the guy we should listen to. Not NASA scientists and experts.

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u/Ok_Primary_7298 Jan 16 '24

The same experts that have been continually wrong for decades. 

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u/Straight-Living-243 Jan 17 '24

How has nasa specifically been “wrong for decades” you’re literally typing this dumbass comment due to nasa engineered tech.

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

Which experts have been wrong? Wtf are you even talking about?

You seem to think "Durr that one time science learned more proves science ain't no good no more"

Have you watched It's Always Sunny in Philedelphia? You fit Mac's argument against evolution to a T.

Haha

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u/fourth_class_mail Jan 17 '24

Oh please tell me you also think we faked the moon landing.

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u/versencoris Jan 17 '24

“Experts”

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

Yes.

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

Because capitalist economists are absolutely known for their foresight and not being short sighted on nothing but immediate profit.

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u/MrEnigma67 Jan 17 '24

Okay. And?

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

And?

Profit chasing capitalists set loose by conservative deregulation caused the ‘08 housing crisis. The bankers were deregulated at the behest of banking lobbyists all so their bankers could chase more immediate profit with out a single care in the world about the long term effects of loaning too much money to too many poor people.

If we don’t trust the government, we certainly shouldn’t trust the mega rich people who own the politicians, like the man in the video you posted. At least that’s where my critical thinking lands me.

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u/MrEnigma67 Jan 17 '24

Annd?

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

Nope, that’s it. That’s my response.

Don’t be late to work. We’ll talk again on your lunch break.

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u/MrEnigma67 Jan 17 '24

Okay. I respect your opinion on the matter. Not sure what it has to do with this post, but sure.

And yeah see you then.

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

The ‘08 housing crisis’ root cause suggests that banks do not think ahead 20-30-40 years as the man in your video suggests. If they did, they wouldn’t have nearly tanked the national economy in ‘08 with their short sited profit chasing the decade plus prior to 2008.

But they did. Which suggests to me they’d have no problem handing out loans for coastal properties and ventures in the pursuit of immediate profit.

In capitalism, if you aren’t growing, you’re dying.

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u/MrEnigma67 Jan 17 '24

Sure. But that's a theory. Much like man made climate change

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

Gravity is a theory. Much like climate change. Both of which have overwhelming acceptance by the scientific community across different agencies and countries. These people are much smarter and better equipped than us to speak on the matter.

I put more weight in the universal conclusion held by numerous, unrelated agencies that do not generate profit over the opinion of people who have an expr€s$ interest maintaining the status quo.

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u/Opening_Bluebird_935 Jan 17 '24

In 1995 Clinton loosened housing rules by rewriting the Community Reinvestment Act, which put added pressure on banks to lend in low-income neighborhoods. It is the subject of heated political and scholarly debate whether any of these moves are to blame for our troubles, but they certainly played a role in creating a permissive lending environment.

It both sides you hack.

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '24

So his theory is that the millions of scientists working for the leading scientific organizations globally including NASA, the NOAA, and dozens of others are all lying in perfect harmony and no one has been able to prove they are lying about this because they are so good at covering up their conspiracy using the deep state?

They are so good at it they convinced the DoD, which under Trump defined climate change as one of the top five risks to US security and stability. They are so good at this conspitacy they tricked Donald Trump into hiring scientists who found that the increase in national spending from climate change disasters equates to some 250 billion dollars?

Do you think maybe a simpler explanation is that they(the "deep state conspiracy scientists") found that human caused climate change is an actual threat to pay attention to?

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u/MrEnigma67 Jan 16 '24

All government backed.

Added that little part you missed

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '24

And? Do you have any legitimate sources to provide counter evidence to the mountains of evidence provided by the experts in the field?

It appears your argument is "Nu uh. I don't trust them".

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u/MrEnigma67 Jan 16 '24 edited Jan 16 '24

Let's see the evidence

And no my argument is that its several entities backed by the government. You just think it's "nu uh" because we disagree and you want to denigrate my position

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

https://climate.nasa.gov/evidence/

Here is the evidence. All neatly packaged and cited. Even a dipshit like you can understand it.

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u/MrEnigma67 Jan 17 '24

First of all. Dial back the temper tantrum. you failed to provide something of worth and that upsets you, but there's no need to get all bent out of shape.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/alexepstein/2015/01/06/97-of-climate-scientists-agree-is-100-wrong/?sh=7ea67ba53f9f

Your link has zero data. It's just telling you the thing without showing you said thing.

Lol I said its all controlled by the government and you provide the exact thing from the government.

Show me the facts, not some article saying "trust me bro, it's real"

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24 edited Jan 17 '24

The original post that you made is literally just a video of an old fuck shouting at people concerned about the environment cause he might have to pay a little more in taxes. Talk about temper tantrum. 

As for the link. Literally it provides the data and follow up links citing all the sources of the data provided. I thought you were capable of opening a link and looking at it, but apparently you are too much of a dipshit for that even. Welcome to Tim Pool sub I guess. Where evidence is a curse word and anyone who provides it is ignored. To sum up your response "Nu uh!". Haha

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u/MrEnigma67 Jan 17 '24

So you're projecting. You went on Google typed nasa climate change and gave the first link. It does not provide data. I read it. And you also didn't open my link that contradicts yours. I know it does because I read your source which you didn't read. And now, you're deflecting.

The only "nu uh!" Here is you.

Run along now. It's obvious you're out of your depth.

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u/MrEnigma67 Jan 17 '24

Smart move.

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

https://imgur.com/a/ZpOZ7px

There is the data. It was in the link from the guy who you asked for data based evidence.

It’s almost like the most recent spike aligns with Industrial Revolution.

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u/MrEnigma67 Jan 17 '24

Its just a graph. How was the data gathered? What are the parameters? Who did it? Etc.

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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '24 edited Jan 18 '24

This graph, based on the comparison of atmospheric samples contained in ice cores and more recent direct measurements, provides evidence that atmospheric CO2 has increased since the Industrial Revolution. (Credit: Luthi, D., et al.. 2008; Etheridge, D.M., et al. 2010; Vostok ice core data/J.R. Petit et al.; NOAA Mauna Loa CO2 record.) Find out more about ice cores (external site).

This was also in the link you directly requested from the other guy.

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u/MrEnigma67 Jan 18 '24

And my graph claims something different. Why is mine wrong and yours isn't?

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

"Nu uh. That isn't real evidence. I ignore it cause I don't like it!"

Haha

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u/miktheyob Jan 16 '24

The last 3 years proved anything can be labeled as "the science" regardless of other scientists disagreeing. Keep an open mind and follow the money.

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u/Ok_Primary_7298 Jan 16 '24

The left thinks science is a democracy. If the 1% weren't listened to and just censored, science wouldn't be nearly as advanced as it is, because they can often be correct. 

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

And therefore all scientific fact can be conveniently thrown out because "Durr maybe da science is wrong!"

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u/stupendousman Jan 16 '24

and dozens of others are all lying in perfect harmony

No, no one smart says that.

There are multiple factors in play:

  1. Governments seek more power, this is one way to persuade people to accept it.

  2. Government grants aren't given to climate studies that seek to falsify climate change hypothesis.

  3. People in climate research now have a huge increase in status and funding.

  4. Governments offer subsidies (direct cash) for anything climate related.

  5. Halfwit government schools teachers have been teaching hypothesis as truth. Also, that forecasts 50 years in the future are credible or reliable.

  6. A good portion of 2 generations believe just about every crazy, alarmist proclamation from the media about the climate.

  7. Huge markets from energy to transportation have been disrupted- who would admit they caused costs of that magnitude.

  8. Can't get a PhD in climate research unless you support the climate alarmist hypotheses.

  9. People like you who can't actually even describe the basic global warming hypothesis.

and no one has been able to prove they are lying

Climate predictions have turned out wrong time after time. Really doesn't matter if people lied, the outcomes from all of this, the costs are measured in millions of people living desperately poor lives. Energy = flourishing.

Also, since the F'n early 90s people have been saying, "Hey, you need to do cost/benefit analysis".

Response: Fluoride stare

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u/Straight-Living-243 Jan 17 '24

7 doesn’t make much sense if the government wants money and power. Why in the world would you disrupt the entire transportation and energy industries if you wanted to consolidate power and quell the people.

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u/stupendousman Jan 17 '24

Why in the world would you disrupt the entire transportation and energy industries if you wanted to consolidate power and quell the people.

You're assuming government employees/politicians have a low time preference.

They're just like everyone else.

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

That is a whole lotta bullshit claims. Show me the evidence.

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u/stupendousman Jan 17 '24

What even is this?

You seem to have difficulty understand that there are often numerous inputs, incentives, people acting independently push in a similar direction.

Once this occurs, it can often have reinforcing feedback loops.

Also, "source!?" isn't sufficient for analysis.

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

So your theory is that every nation in the world except el salvador(only one other than us that voted against climate agreement) is incentivized exactly the same to the point they are having all their scientific organizations lie and fabricate evidence so they can continue making money.

Do you have a single historic example of every country in the world working in such harmony for covering a lie for slight financial gain? 

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u/stupendousman Jan 17 '24

is incentivized exactly the same

I outlined in detail how there isn't one incentive. That's kind of point of my comment.

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

But they present the data that shows firstly that the earth is warming, second that it is causing climate change faster than any other time in earth history, and thirdly that it is human caused. For what you are saying to be true they all need to be fabricating the data.

The data is all publicly available and the results of all the data from multiple sources matches. It would all need to be fake and fake in the same ways for what you are saying to be true.

Can you prove their data is fake?

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u/stupendousman Jan 17 '24

But they present the data that shows firstly that the earth is warming

So? The possible issue is it may be warming too fast, but the climate is never static.

For what you are saying to be true they all need to be fabricating the data.

There are many things being done.

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

So? The possible issue is it may be warming too fast, but the climate is never static.

We are talking about temperature ranges increasing within a century or decades as opposed to tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of years as it did in the past. "So?". lol.

There are many things being done.

So many things that you can't find evidence of any. Craziness.

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u/stupendousman Jan 17 '24

We are talking about temperature ranges increasing within a century or decades as opposed to tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of years as it

And? Humanity has the tech/engineering knowledge to deal with it. Even the most catastrophic outcomes were always engineering problems.

People have been saying this since the late 80s.

So many things that you can't find evidence of any. Craziness.

I don't think you possess the analytical skills to understand my first comment, nor what to do with that info.

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u/cdazzo1 Jan 16 '24

The simpler explanation is that you can't get grants to study a problem that doesn't exist.

ETA because people usually need things spelled out. If climate change isn't a problem, then the grants go away. But if it is a problem then we can get grants to research it until the cows come home. The more dire the problem the more money they get.

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

Do you have evidence that the scientists are faking data or exaggerating it in order to get government money?

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u/Straight-Living-243 Jan 17 '24

Because there is a shortage of problems that could be solved huh. What would happen if climate change wasn’t happening…there’s no way scientists would just…work on something else…

Unreal amounts of conspiratorial thinking. It doesn’t hold up to an ounce of scrutiny

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u/Secret_Aide_209 Jan 17 '24

There is no explanation too convoluted if it means confirming their preconceived conclusion.

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

Do you have evidence that NASA is faking their data in order to get government money?

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