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    #21
    Originally posted by jimjamuk View Post
    so it take it the greenhouse taxes are to be abolished and replaced with a new tax?
    Can you please stop trying to put this thread back on topic.

    Global warming, cooling... WGAS. All we need to worry about is whether the weather is too cold to go down the pub without a jacket on.
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      #22
      Originally posted by PAH View Post
      Can you please stop trying to put this thread back on topic.

      Global warming, cooling... WGAS. All we need to worry about is whether the weather is too cold to go down the pub without a jacket on.
      sorry back to the real topic - how about Mia Sara from Ferris Beullers Day off

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        #23
        Philadelphia in 1790


        JANUARY. 1790. The average or medium temperature of this month was 44 degrees. This is the mildest month of January on record. Fogs prevailed very much in the morning, but a hot sun soon dispersed them, and the mercury often ran up to 70 in the shade, at mid-day. Boys were often seen swimming in the Delaware and Schuylkill rivers. There were frequent showers as in April, some of which were accompanied by thunder and lightning. The uncommon mildness of the weather continued until the 7th of February.
        Philadelphia in 1790


        note how the solar cycle in 1790 is very similar to 2000:

        Solar cycle comparison

        NASA have also suggested the current solar cycle will be the same as the Dalton Minimum


        What a coincidence, the weather in the 18th century is identical to the late 20th century with a similar solar cycle.

        Must be a coincidence though because they didn't have as much CO2 in the atmosphere then.
        I'm alright Jack

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          #24
          Originally posted by Paddy View Post
          The Romans knew about how to change climate; they sacrificed goats, made offering of gold to the temple etc. These days we just sacrifice extra green taxes to Gordon; viola! It works
          Sacrifice goats = drive crappy gutless car
          Gold to the temple = to Goldman Sachs (via Cap 'n Trade)

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            #25
            Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post
            Philadelphia in 1790




            Philadelphia in 1790


            note how the solar cycle in 1790 is very similar to 2000:

            Solar cycle comparison

            NASA have also suggested the current solar cycle will be the same as the Dalton Minimum


            What a coincidence, the weather in the 18th century is identical to the late 20th century with a similar solar cycle.

            Must be a coincidence though because they didn't have as much CO2 in the atmosphere then.
            You're only betraying your ignorance you know.
            In order to play you need to know why statistics is the basis of all science and why you're not really educated enough to debate this topic.
            Try reading about confounding variables for a start.

            HTH
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              #26
              Originally posted by sasguru View Post
              You're only betraying your ignorance you know.
              In order to play you need to know why statistics is the basis of all science and why you're not really educated enough to debate this topic.
              Try reading about confounding variables for a start.

              HTH
              Thx for that.

              Read and enjoy the following peer reviewed paper:

              Confounding variables in CO2 theory

              Have a nice day
              Last edited by BlasterBates; 4 February 2010, 12:18.
              I'm alright Jack

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                #27
                Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post
                Have a nice day
                He always does...

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by sasguru View Post
                  You're only betraying your ignorance you know.
                  In order to play you need to know why statistics is the basis of all science and why you're not really educated enough to debate this topic.
                  Try reading about confounding variables for a start.

                  HTH
                  cause and effect comes before statistics. You only need statistics after you established the principle of cause and effect

                  anything else is just hogwash


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                    #29
                    Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post
                    cause and effect comes before statistics. You only need statistics after you established the principle of cause and effect

                    anything else is just hogwash



                    Hard Brexit now!
                    #prayfornodeal

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                      #30
                      Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post
                      Thx for that.

                      Read and enjoy the following peer reviewed paper:

                      Confounding variables in CO2 theory

                      Have a nice day
                      Quite right. His peers reviewed it and refuted it - line by line.


                      Have a good day.
                      Hard Brexit now!
                      #prayfornodeal

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