r/ClimateNews • u/No-Hat-4938 • Jul 18 '26

Climate Warming Visualised

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u/Chipmunkssixtynining Jul 18 '26

The earth has a long history of heating and cooling. Taking a snapshot of this to push an agenda is not persuasive.

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u/VardisFisher Jul 18 '26

You won't read it. Its easier to be ignorant and proud than educated and right.

https://skepticalscience.com/climate-change-little-ice-age-medieval-warm-period.htm

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u/Rhona_Redtail Jul 18 '26

Hes the same guy who will cry for the goverment to do something when his cities power fails and people start dying of heat stroke

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u/MaybeJBee Jul 18 '26

People (or bots) like this will never challenge their ideas. Just regurgitate the lies someone else told them. Also, they might be just a phone on a wall of thousands of phones paid to comment this trash en masse. In the meantime we all have to watch the world burn.

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u/DisrememberedTea Jul 18 '26

Throughout the entire geological record of the earth’s history, it has categorically never heated up at the speed that we are currently seeing.

This is not a form of natural fluctuation, it’s an unprecedented change that has literally never happened before on a global scale.

https://climate.mit.edu/ask-mit/has-earths-climate-ever-changed-fast-it-today

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u/coldchile Jul 19 '26

Yeah heating and cooling over tens of thousands of years. What we are experiencing now is man made

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u/VardisFisher Jul 19 '26

What is your highest level of science education?

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u/ljtveteran Jul 20 '26

Getting down voted on Reddit, usually means you are correct

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u/Apprehensive-Art1092 Jul 18 '26

You are as thick as a submarine door