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**MegaJIT** · 02-02-2007, 06:52 PM

I'm still waiting for those scientists that advocate human induced global warming to explain why the middle ages were warmer than present day temperatures. Less humans no autos how is it possible?

oh and if the scientists that support human caused global warming dissent then they lose their grants.

Varus

No offense varus but you have never exhibited even the most basic understanding of scientific concepts here. So while I realize you are concerned I just can't take your concerns that seriously.
I've made an effort to read the materials which are written for interested and marginally science-literate people like me. That reading has led me to believe there is in fact no scientific conflict between today's observation of global warming and the weather patterns of the middle ages.
The midlle ages argument has two main problems:
1) The only significant study which makes the claim consists of compilation of data showing warming at different locations at different times. This does not show an overall warming.
2) The existance of a warm period in the middle ages has no logical bearing on the validity findings of warming due to modern pollutants.

I think if you will take the time to read the papers available which have been written by scientists not in the pay of industry groups you will gain a better understanding of the issue.

Can you tell me varussword what grants you're talking about and why they would lose them?

02-02-2007, 06:52 PM	#38
MegaJIT Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 591 Senior Member	I'm still waiting for those scientists that advocate human induced global warming to explain why the middle ages were warmer than present day temperatures. Less humans no autos how is it possible? oh and if the scientists that support human caused global warming dissent then they lose their grants. Varus No offense varus but you have never exhibited even the most basic understanding of scientific concepts here. So while I realize you are concerned I just can't take your concerns that seriously. I've made an effort to read the materials which are written for interested and marginally science-literate people like me. That reading has led me to believe there is in fact no scientific conflict between today's observation of global warming and the weather patterns of the middle ages. The midlle ages argument has two main problems: 1) The only significant study which makes the claim consists of compilation of data showing warming at different locations at different times. This does not show an overall warming. 2) The existance of a warm period in the middle ages has no logical bearing on the validity findings of warming due to modern pollutants. I think if you will take the time to read the papers available which have been written by scientists not in the pay of industry groups you will gain a better understanding of the issue. Can you tell me varussword what grants you're talking about and why they would lose them?
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