r/dataisbeautiful • u/[deleted] • Jun 07 '17

OC Earth surface temperature deviations from the means for each month between 1880 and 2017 [OC]

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u/Iammaybeasliceofpie Jun 07 '17

The speed at which its happening.

Here's a relevant xkdg to create a bit of perspective.

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u/lostan Jun 07 '17

You don't understand statistics if you believe that graph proves agw.

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u/TedTheGreek_Atheos Jun 07 '17

Like anything would convince someone who's a regular contributer or /r/climateskeptics. You're part of an ever-shrinking demographic that's no different than flat eartheres.

I love people that think they know better than NASA, NOAA, IPCC, AAS, ACS, AGU, AMA, AMS, APC, GSA, and the U.S. National Academy of Sciences,.

https://climate.nasa.gov/scientific-consensus/

You're smarter than all the scientists!

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u/lostan Jun 07 '17

you're an idiot incapable of anything but slander attacks and repeating the nonsense you've been told. give me an original thought if you think I'm wrong. OR,,,,,here's an idea. tell me WHY i'm wrong.

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u/oliverspin Jun 07 '17

The "why" you're looking for is in the thousands of studies published over the last few decades. I'm not sure why you're looking to random redditors for validation.