Global Warming

[shaunbhoy]

This seems to be run by 3 cranks in a prefab metal shed

31000+ proper scientists have signed up to this sg. All of the listed signers have formal educations in fields of specialization that suitably qualify them to evaluate the research data related to the petition statement. Many of the signers currently work in climatological, meteorological, atmospheric, environmental, geophysical, astronomical, and biological fields directly involved in the climate change controversy.
Whereas you have what? A lapsed monthly subscription to National Geographic and a seat on the Board of Irrelevant Panic-stricken Muppets.com.

Were you born an imbecile genetically or did you struggle hard to become as spectacularly stupid as you seem.?

Were I in the market for appearing thick then I have no doubt I would find that a trawl through your posts is all I need to source moronic comments on most subjects. Keep up the good work.

[sasguru]

More on ShaunBhoy's source:

http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php...e_and_Medicine

It's lucky for certain manipulative people that there are credulous folk of SB's ilk who can swallow their crap hook, line and sinker much as you'd snare a brain-dead catfish.

[sasguru]

31000+ proper scientists have signed up to this sg. All of the listed signers have formal educations in fields of specialization that suitably qualify them to evaluate the research data related to the petition statement. Many of the signers currently work in climatological, meteorological, atmospheric, environmental, geophysical, astronomical, and biological fields directly involved in the climate change controversy.
Whereas you have what? A lapsed monthly subscription to National Geographic and a seat on the Board of Irrelevant Panic-stricken Muppets.com.



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See my previous post which exposes the details of the con trick which is the petition you refer to.
I'm not surprised you fell for it though, having as you do, all the analytical skills of a squashed slug.

BTW Keep posting - your're doing a better job of exposing your imbecility than I can

[shaunbhoy]

The universe is clockwork.

So pretty much like sg's brain then?

If you could know the initial conditions everything else can be predicted.

Well at a guess I'd say that particularly dormant organ had lost all of its application software and was stuck in an endless loop trying to boot up from some dust particles left in the corner!

[sasguru]

So pretty much like sg's brain then?





Well at a guess I'd say that particularly dormant organ had lost all of its application software and was stuck in an endless loop trying to boot up from some dust particles left in the corner!

You've been pwned.

[sasguru]

"When questioned in 1998, OISM's Arthur Robinson admitted that only 2,100 signers of the Oregon Petition had identified themselves as physicists, geophysicists, climatologists, or meteorologists, "and of those the greatest number are physicists." This grouping of fields concealed the fact that only a few dozen, at most, of the signatories were drawn from the core disciplines of climate science - such as meteorology, oceanography, and glaciology - and almost none were climate specialists. The names of the signers are available on the OISM's website, but without listing any institutional affiliations or even city of residence, making it very difficult to determine their credentials or even whether they exist at all. When the Oregon Petition first circulated, in fact, environmental activists successfully added the names of several fictional characters and celebrities to the list, including John Grisham, Michael J. Fox, Drs. Frank Burns, B. J. Honeycutt, and Benjamin Pierce (from the TV show M*A*S*H), an individual by the name of "Dr. Red Wine," and Geraldine Halliwell, formerly known as pop singer Ginger Spice of the Spice Girls."



Well done SB, you go straight to the top of the hotly contested CUK Village Idiots candidacy.

[TimberWolf]

Well you clearly know less than I do, since you think they are laws, when every scientist knows they are approximations which work at the macroscopic but not microscopic level.

HTH

Er, fail. Newton's laws don't work at high relative speeds*. Size isn't the issue. They describe the conservation of momentum and energy (or in more modern interpretations, symmetries), although Newton didn't know about energy, and perhaps not about momentum's conserved nature either, I forget. These conserved quantities are pretty unshakable foundations at all scales. Newton's laws need tweaking for high speeds, in gravity wells etc. Conservation of momentum works at the quantum and macroscopic scale.

[shaunbhoy]

I'm not surprised you fell for it though

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...l-warming.html

Looks like the Telegraph fell for it as well. No doubt they are all gullible slugs too? Only you marching in step eh sg?


Please refrain from posting spurious links to fellow sympathisers too. Your stance is already weak enough. The OISM merely reissued the petition after Al Gore's hockey stick snapped around his ears. The original petition, drafted by a "Scientist" (Frederick Seitz, a renowned Physicist) shoots plenty of holes in the party line that simpletons like you are all too happy to toe.
Try thinking for yourself for once. You seem to be so far up the IPCC's Press Office that you can see Al Gore's ankles!

[sasguru]

Absolutely. The universe is clockwork. If you could know the initial conditions everything else can be predicted.

It's the black and white IT mentality and a reflection on the state of school physics.
The quantum idea of a universe based on proababilistic principles seems to have by-passed most people.
Of course those who believe in Newton's "Laws" also believe they have free will. Go figure.

[sasguru]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...l-warming.html

Looks like the Telegraph fell for it as well. No doubt they are all gullible slugs too? Only you marching in step eh sg?

Must be true then, eh SB?