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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1152826)7/28/2019 11:51:52 AM
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Your statement is factually accurate. The vast majority of scientists do accept that as fact. I also accept that as a high probability, although I think modern climate science and models don't accurately take into account the effect of sun spots and cosmic rays that impact cloud formation and the greenhouse effect from that...those two things having more of an impact than CO2. I think too many people focus too much on CO2 to the exclusion of far more impactful things. But Brumar does not believe in climate change being caused by humans, which is why I asked him if he finds it problematic that Google is biased against his beliefs. We were discussing free speech. It is clear Google is pushing the climate change propaganda, because Google is biased to the left. I'm surprised that Brumar doesn't get upset that his views are not properly represented in the search results.
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