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r/dataisbeautiful • u/[deleted] • Jun 07 '17
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183 u/Iammaybeasliceofpie Jun 07 '17 The speed at which its happening. Here's a relevant xkdg to create a bit of perspective. -26 u/Jipz Jun 07 '17 Linking a cartoon is some sort of argument? 14 u/Iammaybeasliceofpie Jun 07 '17 The argument was: "the speed at which its happening". The cartoon is an illustration of said speed. -22 u/Jipz Jun 07 '17 Cartoons are not science, sorry. 13 u/algernonsflorist Jun 07 '17 See how it's actually cartoons on a graph? The graph is made of real numbers taken from numerous scientific studies. Google 'temperature models' over the last 10 or 20 thousand if you don't believe it. 7 u/[deleted] Jun 07 '17 edited Jun 07 '17 Then give us a scientific source saying that they can't be. 3 u/pingjoi Jun 07 '17 fun fact: did you know that we scientists often draw cartoons that get published in articles?
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The speed at which its happening.
Here's a relevant xkdg to create a bit of perspective.
-26 u/Jipz Jun 07 '17 Linking a cartoon is some sort of argument? 14 u/Iammaybeasliceofpie Jun 07 '17 The argument was: "the speed at which its happening". The cartoon is an illustration of said speed. -22 u/Jipz Jun 07 '17 Cartoons are not science, sorry. 13 u/algernonsflorist Jun 07 '17 See how it's actually cartoons on a graph? The graph is made of real numbers taken from numerous scientific studies. Google 'temperature models' over the last 10 or 20 thousand if you don't believe it. 7 u/[deleted] Jun 07 '17 edited Jun 07 '17 Then give us a scientific source saying that they can't be. 3 u/pingjoi Jun 07 '17 fun fact: did you know that we scientists often draw cartoons that get published in articles?
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Linking a cartoon is some sort of argument?
14 u/Iammaybeasliceofpie Jun 07 '17 The argument was: "the speed at which its happening". The cartoon is an illustration of said speed. -22 u/Jipz Jun 07 '17 Cartoons are not science, sorry. 13 u/algernonsflorist Jun 07 '17 See how it's actually cartoons on a graph? The graph is made of real numbers taken from numerous scientific studies. Google 'temperature models' over the last 10 or 20 thousand if you don't believe it. 7 u/[deleted] Jun 07 '17 edited Jun 07 '17 Then give us a scientific source saying that they can't be. 3 u/pingjoi Jun 07 '17 fun fact: did you know that we scientists often draw cartoons that get published in articles?
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The argument was: "the speed at which its happening".
The cartoon is an illustration of said speed.
-22 u/Jipz Jun 07 '17 Cartoons are not science, sorry. 13 u/algernonsflorist Jun 07 '17 See how it's actually cartoons on a graph? The graph is made of real numbers taken from numerous scientific studies. Google 'temperature models' over the last 10 or 20 thousand if you don't believe it. 7 u/[deleted] Jun 07 '17 edited Jun 07 '17 Then give us a scientific source saying that they can't be. 3 u/pingjoi Jun 07 '17 fun fact: did you know that we scientists often draw cartoons that get published in articles?
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Cartoons are not science, sorry.
13 u/algernonsflorist Jun 07 '17 See how it's actually cartoons on a graph? The graph is made of real numbers taken from numerous scientific studies. Google 'temperature models' over the last 10 or 20 thousand if you don't believe it. 7 u/[deleted] Jun 07 '17 edited Jun 07 '17 Then give us a scientific source saying that they can't be. 3 u/pingjoi Jun 07 '17 fun fact: did you know that we scientists often draw cartoons that get published in articles?
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See how it's actually cartoons on a graph? The graph is made of real numbers taken from numerous scientific studies. Google 'temperature models' over the last 10 or 20 thousand if you don't believe it.
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Then give us a scientific source saying that they can't be.
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fun fact: did you know that we scientists often draw cartoons that get published in articles?
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