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I still think that you are unlikely to be successful, I'm pretty certain that I read somewhere that the amount of O was pretty much constant.
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It's not about being successful, it is about satisfying a question on oxygen and what the fluctuations of that are. I still can't find anythign, so maybe you are right and it has been rock solid stable. That in itself is interesting to me.
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I've kept out of this thread, partly because I've been demolishing mpkdavies' fatuous ideas on another.
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Another sign of the cult mentality. Delusion. You have demolished any thing but your own credibilty. I'm quite enjoying your little rants though, so please do continue.
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and for a non-scientist I presume, he has a remarkable grasp of commonsense on this issue.
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See how the cult mind takes the opinion of someone and elevevate it to high improtance.
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You did make one severe mistake though Aardvark – that was referring mpkdavies to that internationally respected magazine, the New Scientist ( a private sarcastic dig).
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Sarcastic? Moi?
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In the first instance,y ou will probably find some information on this in a reasonably popular geology textbook, with hopefully references to the detailed studies.
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Well if it's in a book, then it'll be on the web. Feel free to post it if/when you find it.
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How the proportions of oxygen & nitrogen then changed over eons is a formidable scientific problem to solve so I think you are unlikely to get a reliable answer.
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Convienient, but fair enough.
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I can only say in conclusion that CO2 may be a tiny proportion of the atmosphere but, by implication of the historical graphs you’ve put up in all sorts of threads, you must readily accept that changes in CO2 concentration have large atmospheric effects.
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Some atmospheric effects, but the amount humans had added and the near lows historical co2 levels, means I certainly don't accept any doom scenarios being spurting by the usual suspects.
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That’s what you & mankind must focus on – but I fear we, or our children, are in for a rough ride.
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It'll go down as the biggest waste of time and money ever. Worse, it could go down as the action that kept Africa poor and stunted human technology enough to stop it surving in the futre, when an Ice Age or super volcano, or mega meteor or some other distaster that has happened before strikes.
This litteraly could be the human race being taken to its demise, by a hystrerical religious death cult.