Why not have Harris himself explain the graph:




Fucking lol.

tnx Ghot

This post was edited by Knoppie on Sep 26 2019 03:22pm

By all means, link to what I was selling last year.

I'd rather explain what density is to a rock.

This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on Sep 26 2019 03:22pm

Yep, you can also just look at how quickly the current rise in temperature is happening. Even on his own graph it's at a much higher rate than the previous increases, and I'm pretty sure it messes with the graph at the end to make it look even less intense. Oh, and the leveling off action at 1998 is a fabrication if it was made before ~2010 because we know it kept rising.

I've said it before, I'll say it again... trying to predict the climate from the past 100-200 years is asinine. The climate on this planet shifts on geologic scales.
You folks want to find a chart that disagrees with this... fine.

I happen to think this chart closely resembles the scientific communities charts that were up, before they all recently got pulled.

"I think this is accurate, and you could see it to if there wasn't a conspiracy against my position"

We don't try to predict the climate from the past 100-200 years, that's just a fraction of the data we have access to. If you would drop the conspiracy garbage and do some actual reading, like read actual scientific papers and opinions, you would know that.

But we both know you didn't even make it past introductory physics so asking you to read science papers is probably asking way too much.



Let me just say this Ghot. I agree that the climate usually shifts on geologic time scales, as in over several hundred to thousands of years.. The problem is that what we are seeing now ISN'T on geologic time scales, it's happening over decades, not centuries.

This post was edited by Thor123422 on Sep 26 2019 03:31pm

Here ya go... chew on this for a while.

Have you looked at the X axis?

Well yeah. I see that 500 million years before present, we must have had a hell of an industrial age. :/

and notice that a change of 10 °C took 50 million years, whereas we're seeing a change of 2°C today in a matter of a few tens of years today.

This post was edited by Thor123422 on Sep 26 2019 03:43pm