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To: J_F_Shepard who wrote (102164)7/8/2007 11:51:22 AM
From: Brumar89  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 173976
 
re:"Water vapor is more significant, much more so, than CO2. I've already told you that. "

Yeah, you told me that.....now tell me where you learned that....


I don't know where I read it. I read a lot.

re:"Nobody can tell you how significant a source of global warming CO2 is. "

Do you have any qualifications to make that point or do you have a link that makes that argument? The scientists of every country in the world disagree with you.


If it isn't true, refer me to studies which prove the exact relationship between ppm of CO2 and temperature.

No all the scientists in the world don't disagree with me. That is a classic example of an appeal to authority used when one has a weak argument.

re:"Your ideas of scientific matters seems to have been arrested at that level."

What qualifies you to say that? May I ask what your profession is/was? I'm almost certain it had nothing to do with science or engineering.


I'm a CPA, which means nothing. My general reading on scientific matters is the basis for my opinion. Whatever your educational background is, you don't write intelligently or knowledgably. You soune like a simpleton.

re:"Yes, I recognize the universe is complex. You deny the obvious."

That's hilarious...!! You recognize the complexity of the universe but say the origin of it is obvious.


I actually said the fact of the universe's complexity is obvious.

How can you know that but can't understand the concept of a simple experiment?
You don't recognize anything....you're faking it.


You're the one falling back on simplistic arguments on behalf of simplicity. You think you can model the atmosphere with a box?