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If you're unwilling to accept the science of this, get off your computer. Don't drive your car, or heat your house this winter. The same scientific processes which led to all of society's advancement are utilized in predicting the consequences of climate change. There is no conspiracy.

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I think advanced climate models aren't the place of contention is this debate, but the interpretation of those models, and the conclusion as to who has to do what, and when.

Climate has always been changing. Even before humans.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milankovitch_cycles still holds, and explains quite a bit, though recent research added a few more factors, none of them human related.

There's no conspiracy, you just seem to believe more to the "TV approved" science.

You're alleging that there's "TV approved science", in which you're absolutely declaring a conspiracy that the "TV people" are colluding to distort the "facts".

I'd ask you to explain this[1], but you're arguing in bad faith to conform to your world view.

[1] https://assets.science.nasa.gov/dynamicimage/assets/science/...

Again, if you're unwilling to accept the findings of the organization responsible for a great many of society's technical advancements, then you're merely trolling.

Which bit exactly do Milankovitch cycles explain? Isn't the current orbital configuration such that the earth should be slowly cooling?

Do you have any sources for what you're saying?

Do you have any idea how fast current global warming is compared to historical changes? Go to https://xkcd.com/1732/ and scroll all the way down. That should give some perspective on that.

Do you have any idea how much more devastating current global warming is in our civilization of 8 billion people, all interconnected socioeconomically?

Or are you trying to say that global warming isn't human related? In that case, are you (a) willfully ignorant or (b) arguing in bad faith?

It should also be noted that that comic was published 8 years ago. We're now at +1.5c, which means we're actually doing worse than his "current path" line from back then.

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