see post #177Because this is quite typical polemical behavior. The content itself is a triviality, and your claim creates the impression that I would object to such a triviality. Beating a straw man.
see post #177Because this is quite typical polemical behavior. The content itself is a triviality, and your claim creates the impression that I would object to such a triviality. Beating a straw man.
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Yep. You have no knowledge of AGW, and are unable to make such claims or inventions.You completely ignore what I have claimed and invented straw men.
You continually misidentify AGW research reports as "alarmist babble". You don't have to do that. You could inform yourself, check all claims against the reality you can find in dozens of major journals etc. Your ignorance is voluntary - carefully maintained. You don't even learn from the links you were spoonfed for months right here.Unfortunately, even if this would be possible, given your history of being unable to present evidence for your claims about scientific research, I have to ignore this as alarmist babble,
Not at all. One must simply read up on the relevant research and theory and analysis.In principle possible, but hard to tell, given that it would be hard to distinguish between alarmist babble and really dangerous things.
No, you don't. Not on this forum, anyway.No. Once we have found an interesting scientific paper, I prefer to consider this paper in detail, to understand what this particular paper has been found.
Of course not. It's quite likely that remnant corals will survive for a long time - the researchers have found such likely survivors in deeper water, for example (that's among the positive findings whose existence you deny).Of course, that starving may cause the death of a lot of them. But it does not mean complete extinction.
Research about anything is far from being finished. Science is not "finished" after a few discoveries.So, research about corals is far from being finished, there may be found other unexpected things too.
In other words, even if I find in a paper linked by iceaura a paragraph worth to be quoted, the quote will be named "standard and stereotypical US corporate rightwing propaganda line that has been triggered in you by that feed - often word for word." This makes it obvious that this phrase is nothing but a default reaction, which is used independently of the actual text.At best, here, you read a couple of sentences, maybe a paragraph, find a trigger word or phrase or claim the US rightwing propaganda feed has pre-identified for you, and then post the standard and stereotypical US corporate rightwing propaganda line that has been triggered in you by that feed - often word for word.
So far about QQ's "You can't survive (adapt) if you are already dead". That bleaching is not the death of everything is what has to be expected. But most alarmists ignore such good news and present every bleaching event like the complete death of all corals.Of course not. It's quite likely that remnant corals will survive for a long time - the researchers have found such likely survivors in deeper water, for example (that's among the positive findings whose existence you deny).
Of course. But there are domains where nobody seriously expects new findings during the next years and others where it is expected that during the next years there will be many surprises.Research about anything is far from being finished. Science is not "finished" after a few discoveries.
None of your attempts to deflect threads from consideration of AGW, confuse the issue of AGW with that of past "interglacial" regimes, imply that the AGW researchers are somehow overlooking the matters you bring up, and so forth, belong on these AGW threads.Maybe this should be in a different thread?
No AGW researchers do. Nobody that you have named an "alarmist" here does. No article or even media feed linked from this forum makes that claim. None of the common AGW documentaries in US mass media makes that claim.But most alarmists ignore such good news and present every bleaching event like the complete death of all corals.
Irrelevant.Of course. But there are domains where nobody seriously expects new findings during the next years and others where it is expected that during the next years there will be many surprises.
You repeatedly post ignorance and idiocy, I repeatedly label it. It's a chore, but gullible ignoramuses posting Republican propaganda can do great harm otherwise - as we in the US have seen.Iceaura cannot resist to repeat the usual "you know nothing" bs.
( It should not be necessary for anyone who has been following Schmelzer, but in case: I have never referred to anything in a linked AGW research article as "standard and stereotypical US corporate rightwing propaganda - - - ". I have often referred to Schmelzer's posting as such - and quoted it in substantiation, for informed readers if any.)In other words, even if I find in a paper linked by iceaura a paragraph worth to be quoted, the quote will be named "standard and stereotypical US corporate rightwing propaganda line that has been triggered in you by that feed - often word for word." This makes it obvious that this phrase is nothing but a default reaction, which is used independently of the actual text.
More evidence of your complete ignorance of AGW, similar to the past items of evidence I have posted when making that claim.What remains were the usual alarmist's fantasies sold as "AGW research has found", without links, obviously because no serious research has found what is claimed.
None of your attempts to deflect threads from consideration of AGW, confuse the issue of AGW with that of past "interglacial" regimes, imply that the AGW researchers are somehow overlooking the matters you bring up, and so forth, belong on these AGW threads.
Of course, this is part of the usual bs, but I think I have not commented it yet: As a foreigner, I will not invent new terms but use the established ones. Once the established term for alarmists is "alarmist", I use it. I do not care who has introduced it.using the same terms ("alarmist", etc)
QQ repeatedly posted his "You can't survive (adapt) if you are already dead", and in particular in the context of coral bleaching.Nobody that you have named an "alarmist" here does.
Let's see what motivated my comment:( It should not be necessary for anyone who has been following Schmelzer, but in case: I have never referred to anything in a linked AGW research article as "standard and stereotypical US corporate rightwing propaganda - - - ". I have often referred to Schmelzer's posting as such - and quoted it in substantiation, for informed readers if any.)
As explained, I read the literature provided, and if I find something interesting, I post a quote. Which is the undeniable fact behind the line "you read a couple of sentences, maybe a paragraph". If I wouldn't quote "a couple of sentences, maybe a paragraph", iceaura would simply deny that I took a look at it at all, and if this would not have happened in this thread not that long ago, iceaura would have denied it anyway. Then, iceaura refers to this with "at best", that means, it covers all instances where I have quoted something from papers linked here and discussed it. And the characterization of what I post is "and then post the standard and stereotypical US corporate rightwing propaganda line that has been triggered in you by that feed - often word for word". This half of the sentence covers the whole post - in the part before, there is only "read" and "find". So, all the posts where I quote something from scientific papers and comment it (of course, with a text which has a close connection to what I have quoted), are defamed by iceaura in this way.iceaura said:At best, here, you read a couple of sentences, maybe a paragraph, find a trigger word or phrase or claim the US rightwing propaganda feed has pre-identified for you, and then post the standard and stereotypical US corporate rightwing propaganda line that has been triggered in you by that feed - often word for word.
I think it's more that millions of people stand to lose billions of dollars if their investments in coal and oil are put at risk by science. Easy answer - deny the science. Or better yet, obfuscate it by Gish galloping with past climate records, Mars, the sun, reports from right wing think tanks and plenty of "it was cold today, so there's no climate change" news stories.But then again, if people have invested energy into creating and maintaining their delusional states------maybe that is their right?
I think that's why climate change denial will ultimately fail. Sure, you can claim it's all a Chinese hoax concocted by Al Gore - but when people in Alaska see their towns being washed away and their building sinking into the "permafrost" they are going to believe their own eyes over a denier.I live in the Southeast and more rain is coming this weekend due to Hurricane Dorian. To the naysayers here, this is a reality to many of us.
It has already succeeded in its agenda, largely. If it does not fail until disaster strikes the deniers, it will have succeeded entirely.I think that's why climate change denial will ultimately fail
Exactly. I pointed that out to you a long time ago.Of course, this is part of the usual bs, but I think I have not commented it yet: As a foreigner, I will not invent new terms but use the established ones. Once the established term for alarmists is "alarmist", I use it. I do not care who has introduced it.
So? That is not a claim that all coral bleaching is inevitably fatal, and it is not a claim that all coral bleaches, and it is not even close to a claim that all coral will die.QQ repeatedly posted his "You can't survive (adapt) if you are already dead", and in particular in the context of coral bleaching.
Not in that way. Accurately.So, all the posts where I quote something from scientific papers and comment it (of course, with a text which has a close connection to what I have quoted), are defamed by iceaura in this way
I don't use it for researchers too.Nobody else, for example, calls AGW researchers "alarmists"
And it should not. What matters is if the meaning of a word is established. It is if everybody understands its meaning. It is not necessary that everybody is actively using it. Once it is not neutral, it is clear that those named alarmists do not like or support this by using it to describe themselves."Alarmist" is not used by AGW researchers, informed people in the general public, or anyone else you label alarmist - but that doesn't matter to you,
If it is not, it is emotional babble which is meaningless in that context. This is, of course, also not untypical for alarmists.So? That is not a claim that all coral bleaching is inevitably fatal, and it is not a claim that all coral bleaches, and it is not even close to a claim that all coral will die.
That means iceaura has not found a point to object against my analysis of the quote. But iceaura nonetheless defends this defamation as "accurate". So, what we have learned: Even if I quote some scientific paper and comment it, it will be defamed by iceaura as "...then post the standard and stereotypical US corporate rightwing propaganda line that has been triggered in you by that feed - often word for word".Even though you can't follow the arguments, and have forgotten or confused your earlier posts, you can recognize that accurate descriptions of your posts read like defamations.
Oh, we can exert control over it, and we have. It was just not a conscious decision, nor was it a good one.clarification
Anyone who does not think that the climate can change/is changing is delusional.
Anyone who thinks that someone can control climate change is most likely ignorant of the story of King Canute and the tide.
Or perhaps to reduce the speed at which we are changing it. Which one will be cheaper? How much will it cost to rebuild just Manhattan, for example, somewhere else? Compare that to just replacing the cars in New York with EV's and going to 90% renewable energy for the grid there. Can you do the math?Time to start planning for infrastructure changes?
More deflection via irrelevancy.Anyone who thinks that someone can control climate change is most likely ignorant of the story of King Canute and the tide.
Long past. And only partly effective, if the CO2 boost is allowed to continue at its current rate: AGW is hitting about ten times as fast as any natural climate change other than large meteor strike effects, so fast that natural ecological adaptations cannot keep up - which significantly limits the benefits available from human infrastructure changes. (The large tropical barrier reefs are predicted to die back much faster than human infrastructure can cover for them, for example).Time to start planning for infrastructure changes?
They do. That's how they know you are parroting US corporate propaganda bs, when you use terms such as "alarmist" for standard AGW research and the reports of its findings. Nobody else does that.What matters is if the meaning of a word is established. It is if everybody understands its meaning.
Yes, you do.I don't use it for researchers too.
No scientific papers are involved in your posting, and your attempts to hide behind allusions to scientific research and reports will remain futile for at least as long as you don't know what they are.Even if I quote some scientific paper and comment it, it will be defamed by iceaura as "...then post that has been triggered in you by that feed - often word for word".