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World to hit temperature tipping point 10 years faster than forecast

  1. Originally posted by Obbe So do you just make this stuff up, or is there a conspiracy newsletter you've subscribed to?

    Thee Ironeee
  2. Obbe Alan What? [annoy my right-angled speediness]
    Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson Thee Ironeee

    Says the man who discredited his own claim in an attempt to substantiate it.
  3. Originally posted by Obbe Says the man who discredited his own claim in an attempt to substantiate it.

    Which claim was that??

    Nice attempted deflection btw.
  4. Obbe Alan What? [annoy my right-angled speediness]
    I’m a Scientist Who Spoke Up About Climate Change. My Employer Fired Me.

    This paragraph in particular:

    To do my job, I dissociated the data I was working with from the terrifying future it represented. But in the field, smelling the dense rot of New England hemlock trees that were being eaten by a pest that now survives the warming winters, I felt loss and dread. Only my peers read my articles, which didn’t seem to have any tangible effects. Though I saw firsthand the oncoming catastrophe of climate change, I felt powerless to help.

    I did, however, believe that if scientists told the truth about the climate emergency, our scientific institutions would get out the message to policymakers, government officials, the media and the public. But they didn’t — at least not sufficiently — even as carbon emissions continued to rise and the climate continued to warm.

    Highlights how the current scientific paradigm acts to quietly muzzle the dire nature of our situation. It forces those with the most knowledge of the crisis to only address it via academic routes, lest they lose funding and the ability to continue future research, ensuring only a close circle fully understands the scope unless a particularly sensational paper is picked up by the media.
  5. "Though I saw firsthand the oncoming catastrophe of climate change, I felt powerless to help.
    "

    You see the problem with that sentence...right?
  6. Originally posted by Obbe I’m a Scientist Who Spoke Up About Climate Change. My Employer Fired Me.

    This paragraph in particular:



    Highlights how the current scientific paradigm acts to quietly muzzle the dire nature of our situation. It forces those with the most knowledge of the crisis to only address it via academic routes, lest they lose funding and the ability to continue future research, ensuring only a close circle fully understands the scope unless a particularly sensational paper is picked up by the media.

    Shows what can happen when you fear monger with baseless and unsupported conspiracy theories.
  7. Obbe Alan What? [annoy my right-angled speediness]
    Originally posted by ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Shows what can happen when you fear monger with baseless and unsupported conspiracy theories.

    Is that why you lost your job?
  8. Obbe Alan What? [annoy my right-angled speediness]
    Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson "Though I saw firsthand the oncoming catastrophe of climate change, I felt powerless to help.
    "

    You see the problem with that sentence…right?

    The problem was he wanted to help stop it instead of accelerate it.
  9. Originally posted by Obbe Is that why you lost your job?

    I've never lost a job.
  10. Originally posted by Obbe The problem was he wanted to help stop it instead of accelerate it.

    No, that wasn't the problem...read it again...

    Here's a clue

    "I saw firsthand "

    ...something that hasn't happened yet.


    Now...see the problem?
  11. Obbe Alan What? [annoy my right-angled speediness]
    Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson No, that wasn't the problem…read it again…

    Here's a clue

    "I saw firsthand "

    …something that hasn't happened yet.


    Now…see the problem?

    What do you mean it hasn't happened yet? Have you looked outside recently? Do you read the news?

    Oh right, you're too busy inserting that over-inflated head somewhere the sun doesn't shine.
  12. Originally posted by Obbe What do you mean it hasn't happened yet?



    The rest of his sentence "the oncoming catastrophe of climate change"

    oncoming means it hasn't happened yet...

    LeRn Enrish...
  13. "Public Grants Department..."
    "Yes, I would like to apply for a government grant for my research project."
    "Does your research disprove the government's political agenda/narratives?"
    "Uhhh... yes, I guess it could..."
    "Sorry. We can't help you. CLICK"

    "Public Grants Department..."
    "Yes, I would like to apply for a government grant for my research project."
    "Does your research disprove the government's political agenda/narratives?
    "No, not at all. In fact, it supports it 110%"
    "You will receive a check in the mail within 10 days for 5 million dollars, and thank you for doing business with us."

    ^ That's the way the world actually works now, people. Wake up. Smell the coffee. Stop drinking the Kool-Aid. All you have to do is follow the money and the rest is easy.
  14. Obbe Alan What? [annoy my right-angled speediness]
    Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson

    The rest of his sentence "the oncoming catastrophe of climate change"

    oncoming means it hasn't happened yet…

    LeRn Enrish…

    You do realize from the context of the article, he was speaking about his past. Don't you?

    Maybe it's time you pulled your head out of your ass, seems the lack of oxygen is doing some damage.
  15. Originally posted by Obbe I’m a Scientist Who Spoke Up About Climate Change. My Employer Fired Me.

    This paragraph in particular:



    Highlights how the current scientific paradigm acts to quietly muzzle the dire nature of our situation. It forces those with the most knowledge of the crisis to only address it via academic routes, lest they lose funding and the ability to continue future research, ensuring only a close circle fully understands the scope unless a particularly sensational paper is picked up by the media.

    everyday and everywhere i turned my head to the climate change alarmists are blaring their alarms

    what are you talking about.

    the UN even let a non-scientific teenage girl with prepubescent breasts (emmmm) go on stage and lecture the world how dare you.

    how dare you claim the world is supressing climate change scientists. theyre everywhere, every time, just like genderchange activists.
  16. Obbe Alan What? [annoy my right-angled speediness]
    Canadian Scientists Explain Exactly How Their Government Silenced Science

    “Disservice is too mild a word” to describe the effect of this muzzling, says Steven Campana, a shark scientist who spent 32 years working for Canada’s Department of Fisheries and Oceans. “It’s a cheat for the taxpaying public because it’s the taxpaying public that is funding this government research. When that research leads to very positive things, or even if it's negative, the people that paid for it deserve to hear about it.”
  17. Originally posted by Obbe You do realize from the context of the article, he was speaking about his past. Don't you?

    Maybe it's time you pulled your head out of your ass, seems the lack of oxygen is doing some damage.



    Again...

    ""Though I saw firsthand the oncoming catastrophe of climate change, I felt powerless to help.
    ""

    You cant see something firsthand that hasn't happened yet...there is NO catastrophic climate change YET...and whether he said it now or 10yrs ago...YOU STILL CAN'T SEE FIRSTHAND SOMETHING THAT HASN'T HAPPENED.
  18. Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson

    Again…

    ""Though I saw firsthand the oncoming catastrophe of climate change, I felt powerless to help.
    ""

    You cant see something firsthand that hasn't happened yet…there is NO catastrophic climate change YET…and whether he said it now or 10yrs ago…YOU STILL CAN'T SEE FIRSTHAND SOMETHING THAT HASN'T HAPPENED.

    "catastrophe of climate change" isnt the same thing as "catastrophic climate change".
  19. Originally posted by vindicktive vinny "catastrophe of climate change" isnt the same thing as "catastrophic climate change".



    No where did I say it was...neither has happened...you can't see something firsthand that hasn't happened.

    "Predictions" isn't seeing something first hand
  20. Obbe Alan What? [annoy my right-angled speediness]
    Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson

    Even 50-year-old climate models correctly predicted global warming

    Climate Change Predictions from the Past are Coming True

    Study Confirms Climate Models are Getting Future Warming Projections Right

    Climate predictions have mostly come true

    20 years on, climate change projections have come true
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