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SalvioDiTuna  User ID: 85364557  United States07/19/2023 02:45 PM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
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| Piece of Gossip User ID: 77547432 Canada07/19/2023 03:31 PM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I work with data. One thing that has always struck me, is that we simply do not have enough accurate data to accurately determine patterns of temperature change. Quoting: SalvioDiTuna Given that the solar cycle is eleven years, even if temperature record capture was accurate 200 years ago, we're really only talking about 19 or so cycles. Also, one thing a friend said to me decades ago... When all of the ice in your water glass melts.... does it flood? No. It does not. Just my $.02 I actually did that experiment with a largish mixing bowl to prove to people that the water level drops, not rises. Some were 'baffled'...but what about the ice sheets on land. Well, those don't move around very quickly, nor melt. Life isn't life when you are terrified of death, death is the one thing we all share in common. Don't fear, ever. Gareth Emery |
| SalvioDiTuna (OP) User ID: 85364557 United States07/19/2023 04:10 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I actually did that experiment with a largish mixing bowl to prove to people that the water level drops, not rises. Some were 'baffled'...but what about the ice sheets on land. Well, those don't move around very quickly, nor melt. Quoting: Piece of Gossip That is odd, as most objects contract when cooled and expand when heated (in both scenarios, under extreme temperature) |
| Piece of Gossip User ID: 77547432 Canada07/19/2023 04:25 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I actually did that experiment with a largish mixing bowl to prove to people that the water level drops, not rises. Some were 'baffled'...but what about the ice sheets on land. Well, those don't move around very quickly, nor melt. Quoting: Piece of Gossip That is odd, as most objects contract when cooled and expand when heated (in both scenarios, under extreme temperature) Try it. Overfill (heap/mound it) a bowl with ice, add water up to the brim and left sit overnight... Life isn't life when you are terrified of death, death is the one thing we all share in common. Don't fear, ever. Gareth Emery |
| SomeRandomPerson User ID: 84889457 United States07/19/2023 04:31 PM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I work with data. One thing that has always struck me, is that we simply do not have enough accurate data to accurately determine patterns of temperature change. Quoting: SalvioDiTuna Given that the solar cycle is eleven years, even if temperature record capture was accurate 200 years ago, we're really only talking about 19 or so cycles. Also, one thing a friend said to me decades ago... When all of the ice in your water glass melts.... does it flood? No. It does not. Just my $.02 What about all the ice on LAND that melts into the ocean? I believe in science NOT religion. Giving me bad karma for that, is anti-religious (you're passing judgement) I am just a man. Of no significance. Who found religion to be full of lies, and wrong doing, conflicted teachings I understand microwave communications. I do not stand for the NWO, it sucks. |
