I've only choose two videos on youtube because of the credibility of the speakers, but if you have something to share, be free and we debate!
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...substantial species extinction, large risks to global and regional food security, and the combination of high temperature and humidity compromising normal human activities..."
Yeah well going much further into the debate I'd have to start studying the subject thoroughly. But I know that there's debate about global warming in science community
you can figure out a theory to explain it but as far as I know that theory is yet to comeThat theory is evolution...
And I suppose even if you had one you'd have to validate it one way or another.Again, seeing something happen directly in real time is not the only thing counted as evidence.
...there's no empirical evidence of it.http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/comdesc/
there's relatively small but fundamental assumptions and simplifications done based on nothing but 'else it doesn't work'.Name them.
Google is very far from sufficient when examining this so by any means if interested...Google is a search engine, it is quite sufficient for finding references and published papers on evolution which is what I used it for.
... read!I gave you an extensive list of research on the topic, what am I supposed to read? What's the problem exactly with what I linked? Do only your non-peer reviewed books count?
I can recommend you some books.Gee, thanks. Go on then, what are your recommendations?
I'm not religious enough to believe bacteria turns into human if you're patient - and just because they taught you so.So are you religious or not?
The existing ones develop but new ones don't pop out.Of course they don't pop out, if they did we'd call it the revolution of species or something like that. They evolve slowly over millions of years and go through a myriad of life forms to go from bacteria to human.
Favorable mutations yeah, I'm not sure, theoretically it even might be possible, but if you've studied math... :PIf you've studied math... what? What does math say about favourable mutations?
You can't just throw everything at my face and say 'reply'I'm arguing your point about there being no evidence for macro evolution. You can choose not to read it, but then it would be dishonest of you to claim there is no evidence.
lots to debate about evolution on a scientific basis and by legitimate scientists.But you haven't shown that at all. Fringe books by members of a blatantly religious group don't count as legitimate scientific debate.
So wtf do economic interests have to do with science?
2. sources, pleaseYou must listen to the stars with your heart and the truth will be revealed.
It is extremely likely (95-100%) that human influence has been the dominant cause of the observed warming since the mid-20th century
If the belief in global warming is based on scientific predictions which is based on empirical evidence, how is it then a 'blind' belief?
"Then why there isnt a corresponding increase in temperature?"
"Correlation doesnt means causation."
"Again, co2 isnt the main enemy, methane is much worse as a greenhouse gas."
When you move rocks that weighs like 20 ton, 35 ton, it doesnt matter how many people you have to move those rocks, the point is the technique. Also note that in Inca there is these "zigzags" rocks over there in which matchs with other megalithic strucutres in the world that these people DIDNT HAVE CONTACT between each other. See some people make igloos, others tents and so on. Why would these extraordinary people make pyramids? all around? …think about it, it must have a logic in it.
we still do not have complete certainty about if the current climate change was only, mostly or partially ... caused by [humans]
It is extremely likely (95-100%) that human influence has been the dominant cause of the observed warming since the mid-20th century
But remember: Einstein came up with his theory without "proper math(or the math that the most of the people used to tackle with this subjects at that time), now we call it by Quantum Gravity(quantum theory)The hell does this mean? Quantum mechanics didn't exist when he worked on SR/GR...
The point of that comment was to tell you that CO2 is not a poison but a basic element of lifeSomething can be both poisonous and a "basic element of life"...
even if its presence increased by 1000% from the current level the worst effect I could think off is it would cause light headiness.How do you know that? What are you qualifications?