AGW doesn't matter ?!!
If the powers that be have their way, it'll be carbon credits aplenty and the effects of that will be simply that you will be "rationed" according to the number of carbon credits you use.
Not to mention government snoopers, building and business restrictions, green taxes etc etc.
Of course it may seem fair at first, but like all things, once the precedent is set, they will have control over the people and will tax them and control them out of sight.
Do you know the neocons in the states have already suggested they start taxing the public for breathing ? I'm not joking.
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Global warming will replace the war on terror as the new means of controlling and taxing the public in the 21st century.
Believe me, you really don't want it !
Only 1's that don't know, are the genuine people thinking it's about others sharing their own ideas.
I’ll put this as politely as I can YCHTT :-
You are twisting what I have written previously, (& probably what Besoeker has written), and uttering your usual load of …….
You wrote:-
No I am not – what I am saying is that your ‘assumption’ that we 3 don’t know better than Monckton on this subject is flawed because you have no idea what I or Besoeker know about it. Judging by your ‘arguments’ you don’t seem to know yourown mind either. Just because Monckton has said something that you want so much to believe in, you have lost all sense of ability to question what he has said and what he really knowsSo in summary, what you're basically saying Clippo, is that
a) You, I or Besoeker don't know better than Monckton
When I said :-
, I simply mean that.I don’t claim, & I don’t think Besoeker does, that even as scientists we have a better understanding of Climate science than Monckton.
I simply do not know what Monckton really knows, or Besoeker for that matter so how can I claim one thing or another.
This leads on then to your point c) – since b) is a conditional preamble to
YES. YES. YES. YES. YES. YES. YES. YES. ..........................c) there are other better qualified scientists who have "debunked" Monckton's argument.
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Since I don’t admit that Monckton is better than me – (I said above I don’t know – read it again), I don’t trust HIS judgment on this matter.So you're basically saying to trust the people that are better qualified in the subject matter to form a judgement even though you admit Monckton is better qualified than yourself to make a judgement on this matter ?!!??
However, I do trust the judgment of people that are demonstrably better qualified than him (by way of scientific degrees and peer-reviewed publications) –and who have demonstrated many times – not only in this current topic – that Monckton makes silly & devious arguments in his logic.
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Quite loopy !!!!!!You're making a judgement of who is better qualified on the subject when you admit you are less qualified than the person you are criticizing ?!!
And you imply it's all a matter of trust and credibility ?
You are able to make a better judgement about who is better qualified than Monckton (who obviously would not agree with you or the "experts" you cite that "debunk" him or those individuals who Monckton originally criticized ?)
You're having a laugh !
A strange, fraudulent and totally unscientific conclusion/hypothesis to make by all accounts.
And you say I'm talking **** ?
No wonder people shouldn't trust "your word" on the subject !
And quite right too.....
Now, back to the nitty gritty :-
Who do you believe is correct in the logic & mathematics of this specific debate (the ‘disproof’ of GW) ? – “Classically trained journalist” Monckton or the vast majority of other ‘experts’ with degrees & higher degrees in Physics, Mathematics and any other science allied to Climatology.
C_Steam wrote:-
Well, I think the true cause does matter or how else are we going to tackle “……..urgent work needs to be done.” in the most efficient manner.Look - AGW (or not) doesn't matter. What matters is that, for whatever reason, the climate is changing………………….
(Analogy - if you see water pouring thro' your living room ceiling, what better to do ? mend the leaking pipe in your loft or put a bucket under the leak and assume the leaking pipe isn't the cause of the problem)
I agree that
The devil is in the detail in this case – your suggestions even though a bit vague, are sound but ‘how’ is the real problem. There is also the small matter of how much time we have to ‘change’ in.…….. what needs to take place is global change and population stabilisation, and a move to a more agrarian based world which respects the planet.
It seems to me that the consensus view of our major problems is over emissions of CO2 by burning fossil fuels, and destruction of tropical rainforests (primary CO2 absorbing feedback of the Carbon cycle) coupled with the massive other Ocean pollution and atmospheric pollution.
If you can’t accept that then you have to persuade everybody why they are wrong. The approach espoused by ‘USA’ big business, (who in fact really believe in AGW) that GW will probably be beneficial to ‘mankind’ is cynically flawed by selfishness over their business.
As one blogger put it somewhere recently – do they really think they will be immune from the effects of CC ? A dose of Pacal’s-Wager thinking would be in order all round now.
Therefore, we should tackle the known problems first – which is what the world community, albeit very hesitantly, is trying to do.
In my view, apart from the ‘fossil fuels’ issues, of which finite reserves is a longer -term problem, economic growth has traditionally not taken into account the finiteness of other Earth resources.
I agree to some extent that taxation is probably too blunt an instrument to tackle Climate change but...
1. In a democracy, it is practically the only 'tool' the gov. has to persuade the difficult members of society to comply,
2. How are those countries now dependent on say China & India for industrial goods going to persuade them to cut back - some sort of Carbon Tax on imports ?
Oh right and there was me thinking that the oil price had gone up because supply had outstripped demand and all the time it was because of a global warming hoax.
Taking about reducing energy consumption is not the same as reducing energy consumption and even if you do reduce consumption (because you can't afford it) then that isn't going to help reduce price if supply also declines.
Perhaps BP built the bio fuel plant (which is not "green" by any measure and is an energy sink) because ramming pipes in dirt just isn't working out like it used to?
immanentize the eschaton!
I think it comes from the Stefan–Boltzmann law expressed in a differential form.Equation 19 is:
κ=dT / dF=
(dF / dT)(to the power of)–1
=(4 ε σ T3)–1 °K W–1 m2.
How is that an obvious gaffe ?
I have studied mathematicss to a very high level, and even I don't even understand it, so how the hell can you say this is an obvious gaffe and on what basis ?
Stefan–Boltzmann law - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
To find the total absolute power of energy radiated for an object we have to take into account the surface area, A(in m2):
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You mean it has suddenly done this in a matter of months?
Maybe the truth is that supply has been cut on purpose in order to jack up the price and thereby making more profit for the companies concerned. Of course in a free market this would not be allowed to happen because an independent oil producer would make up supply and gain market share. However things are different if illegal price fixing is the reason. Normally governments would intervene but for one reason they don't.
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I'm quite happy for that to work both ways though. Clippo does have a tendency to bring up the 'not a proper scientist' argument every time he reads something that has not come out of some GW institute. Even world experts have been put down by people making the green's case in the past for not being proper scientists. If we descend into that business then it just becomes an argument over rank.
I view things differently and will judge how scientific someone is by the quality of their arguments. Some amateur scientists can beat the pants off some so-called experts as well, and we see this going on a lot. It's like with computer programming. You will find a lot of the best ideas come from lone individuals working without restrictions. The corporate environment is so against the creative mind that it stifles excellence, and in practice the corporations just buy the technology they want. The same must be true of science and to give you an example of an amateur scientist that made it, look at Patrick Moore. They even enlisted his help to map out the moon's surface at one time. He was not in the least bit second-rate.
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