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Politics : Manmade Global Warming, A hoax? A Scam? or a Doomsday Cult? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: sense who wrote (3833)	2/16/2014 8:52:14 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4326

You are arguing the way Global Alarmists do. They start with what they want and invent "Settled Science" to get back to where they are. Can you see that you are doing that with fast-swap batteries? You start with what you want "This Halo and battery-swap idea is dumb" then work back to come up with reasons why it is. No matter what I write, you can't simply think "Oh yes, that's true.". We [which includes you] know you don't really think that people will think pacemakers are a problem. <Yeah. I can see the family dragging grandma out to the Halo device... to see how her pace maker handles it...> Nor do you think that other people will think it's a problem either. People have toasters, tv sets, microwave ovens, garage door openers, and don't even worry about solar flares. They are not going to worry about a little magnetic coil under the car out in the shed. Making stuff up is not how people who understand science do reasoning. That's how Global Scamsters and Frauds do reasoning and science. Now that cooling has been happening for a decade, they make up, "Oh, the heat has sneaked out from the Pacific Decadal Oscillation and gone to hide in the deep ocean. We just need to tweak our "Settled Science" models a bit to get to the new right answer. If that doesn't do it, the proliferation of pacemakers are magnetizing the ionosphere causing ozone reflection of incoming light and gantry cranes are too expensive and too big to fit into petrol stations and anyway, the gasoline will catch fire because batteries are nearly as heavy as the car. Making stuff up is not science or even thinking. Mqurice

To: sense who wrote (3833)	2/16/2014 8:52:55 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4326

You are arguing the way Global Alarmists do. They start with what they want and invent "Settled Science" to get back to where they are. Can you see that you are doing that with fast-swap batteries? You start with what you want "This Halo and battery-swap idea is dumb" then work back to come up with reasons why it is. No matter what I write, you can't simply think "Oh yes, that's true.". We [which includes you] know you don't really think that people will think pacemakers are a problem. <Yeah. I can see the family dragging grandma out to the Halo device... to see how her pace maker handles it...> Nor do you think that other people will think it's a problem either. People have toasters, tv sets, microwave ovens, garage door openers, and don't even worry about solar flares. They are not going to worry about a little magnetic coil under the car out in the shed. A few will. But a few think anything that's possible to think. They do what they want to do, while everyone else does something else. Making stuff up is not how people who understand science do reasoning. That's how Global Scamsters and Frauds do reasoning and science. Now that cooling has been happening for a decade, they make up, "Oh, the heat has sneaked out from the Pacific Decadal Oscillation and gone to hide in the deep ocean. We just need to tweak our "Settled Science" models a bit to get to the new right answer. If that doesn't do it, the proliferation of pacemakers is magnetizing the ionosphere causing ozone reflection of incoming light and gantry cranes are too expensive and too big to fit into petrol stations and anyway, the gasoline will catch fire because batteries are nearly as heavy as the car. Making stuff up is not science or even thinking. Mqurice