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7 hours ago, /dev/null said:

 

give a monkey a typewriter and it can write a peer reviewed climate report accepted by the Consensus

this man gets it.

:beer:

 

silly monkees give them thumbs, they forge a blade, and where there's one
they're bound to divide it, right in two. right in two.

 

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18 minutes ago, unbillievable said:

Why was the temperatures in the 80's last week and the 40's this week?

I want answers!

 

Especially since I started working on my pool....

I suppose we have you to blame for this weather. Working on your pool in mid April is like touching the Stanley Cup before winning it.

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1 hour ago, unbillievable said:

Why was the temperatures in the 80's last week and the 40's this week?

I want answers!

 

Especially since I started working on my pool....

 

You want answers? You want the truth?

 

YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH!

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http://www.foxnews.com/science/2018/04/17/dying-gulf-stream-may-trigger-global-nightmare.print.html

 

Oh no, a system we barely understand and have only minimal relevant historical data on is changing, and could potentially cause an undefined global catastrophe at some undefined point in the future!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

It must be man! Fund our research, or we're all doomed!

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16 minutes ago, Koko78 said:

http://www.foxnews.com/science/2018/04/17/dying-gulf-stream-may-trigger-global-nightmare.print.html

 

Oh no, a system we barely understand and have only minimal relevant historical data on is changing, and could potentially cause an undefined global catastrophe at some undefined point in the future!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

It must be man! Fund our research, or we're all doomed!

From your link:

 

The culprit is apparently melting sea ice and glaciers, which inject fresh water into the North Atlantic and weaken the stream. "Fiddling with [the Gulf Stream] is very dangerous, because you may well trigger some surprises," says climate scientist Stefan Rahmstorf.

"I wish I knew where this critical tipping point is, but that is unfortunately just what we don’t know." If the stream dies, scientists say, its equatorial heat would stop reaching the North Atlantic—plunging Europe into bone-numbing winters and affecting weather worldwide.

Even subtler changes "could wreak havoc" on the Atlantic Ocean's "delicate ecosystems," Smithsonian reports. The studies differ in approach and timeline but both say the Gulf Stream has diminished by about 15%, Nature reports.

One study spotted it by measuring sediment on the ocean floor and says the problem began when the Little Ice Age subsided around 1850. The other, which analyzed sea surface temperatures combined with advanced climate simulations, says the decline started around 50 years ago.

But both see human-influenced climate change as a cause, Nature says. And with Greenland's huge ice cap melting at a historic rate, some say the Paris climate agreement is our only hope.

 

Looks like we now need global warming!

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10 minutes ago, 3rdnlng said:

From your link:

 

The culprit is apparently melting sea ice and glaciers, which inject fresh water into the North Atlantic and weaken the stream. "Fiddling with [the Gulf Stream] is very dangerous, because you may well trigger some surprises," says climate scientist Stefan Rahmstorf.

"I wish I knew where this critical tipping point is, but that is unfortunately just what we don’t know." If the stream dies, scientists say, its equatorial heat would stop reaching the North Atlantic—plunging Europe into bone-numbing winters and affecting weather worldwide.

Even subtler changes "could wreak havoc" on the Atlantic Ocean's "delicate ecosystems," Smithsonian reports. The studies differ in approach and timeline but both say the Gulf Stream has diminished by about 15%, Nature reports.

One study spotted it by measuring sediment on the ocean floor and says the problem began when the Little Ice Age subsided around 1850. The other, which analyzed sea surface temperatures combined with advanced climate simulations, says the decline started around 50 years ago.

But both see human-influenced climate change as a cause, Nature says. And with Greenland's huge ice cap melting at a historic rate, some say the Paris climate agreement is our only hope.

 

Looks like we now need global warming!

 

Yes, it was all outlined in the movie 2012, which was based on Art Bell's book The Coming Global Superstorm, which book was, amazingly, even dumber than the movie.

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1 hour ago, DC Tom said:

 

Yes, it was all outlined in the movie 2012, which was based on Art Bell's book The Coming Global Superstorm, which book was, amazingly, even dumber than the movie.

 

This gives me a fantastic idea for a "mockumentary" style board game, in the Clue format.

 

Who else had "Art Bell in 2012 with the coming global superstorm"?

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1 hour ago, TakeYouToTasker said:

 

This gives me a fantastic idea for a "mockumentary" style board game, in the Clue format.

 

Who else had "Art Bell in 2012 with the coming global superstorm"?

 

Nope.  I had Al Gore in 2013 with the melted Artic ice.

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