New UN Climate Report = we've hit 'tipping-points'

[oil pan 4]

Let's see, they said we hit the tipping point in 2020, 2010, 2005, 2000, some time in the late 1990s.
Anyone who still listens to these perpetually wrong doomsday climate alarmists is an idiot.

[aerohead]

Originally Posted by oil pan 4

Let's see, they said we hit the tipping point in 2020, 2010, 2005, 2000, some time in the late 1990s.
Anyone who still listens to these perpetually wrong doomsday climate alarmists is an idiot.

I wasn't aware that the UN had actually ever reported confirmation of any tipping points until the other day.
You're comment implies that you are presently in possession of those quotes.
Those would be welcome.
PS, I don't know any climate 'alarmists', and I recommend that you don't know any of them as well.
I do strongly recommend that you pay attention to those in the field, who are witnessing the non-linear effects of global warming firsthand, know the history of Earth's climate, have access to the GCM predictions, and the perspicuity to connect the dots; enabling a peek into the near-and-long-term future.

[freebeard]

PS, I don't know any climate 'alarmists', and I recommend that you don't know any of them as well.

You cited Greta Thunberg in the other thread. Perhaps you wouldn't know 'climate alarmism' if it ..... nevermind.

[aerohead]

Originally Posted by freebeard

You cited Greta Thunberg in the other thread. Perhaps you wouldn't know 'climate alarmism' if it ..... nevermind.

I've never met her.
I only know her through her activism.
She travelled around the world to experience the climate phenomena firsthand.
She appears to be in possession of the scientific facts.
Knowing what she knows would explain her behavior.
'Alarm' is the only 'rational' takeaway from the knowledge.

[freebeard]

I only know her through [reports on] her activism.

Which suggest the gesture of slow-boating across the Atlantic cost airline passages of the entire crew of sailors for her convenience.

It appears her relevance dropped with her reaching the age majority. No longer a 'think-of-the-children' prop, all we are really left with is a snarky DrRandomercam quote.

[oil pan 4]

Originally Posted by aerohead

I wasn't aware that the UN had actually ever reported confirmation of any tipping points until the other day.
You're comment implies that you are presently in possession of those quotes.
Those would be welcome.
PS, I don't know any climate 'alarmists', and I recommend that you don't know any of them as well.
I do strongly recommend that you pay attention to those in the field, who are witnessing the non-linear effects of global warming firsthand, know the history of Earth's climate, have access to the GCM predictions, and the perspicuity to connect the dots; enabling a peek into the near-and-long-term future.

Different heads, same snake.
It's already been proven natural climate change happens much more rapidly than what we are seeing.

[aerohead]

Originally Posted by oil pan 4

Different heads, same snake.
It's already been proven natural climate change happens much more rapidly than what we are seeing.

So, you've managed to dodge the original four requests for bona fides, can we expect nothing from this 'proven' rapid 'natural' climate change as well?
One has been much reported. ( Older Wet--- )

[oil pan 4]

I'm already ahead of you. I post the citations, you ignore them, gaslight me and say I never posted anything. So I just skipped ahead to where we would eventually be.
Or if was anything to do with S0 then you would attack Ben for living in am RV at some point.

[freebeard]

So, you've managed to dodge the original four requests for bona fides

A proper rebuttal would provide hyperlinks to the four (4) requests, so the opponent is denied any wiggle room.

can we expect nothing from this 'proven' rapid 'natural' climate change as well?
One has been much reported. ( Older Wet--- )

Younger Dryas --?

Just wait for it to come around again on the old guitar. "You can get anything you want..."

Catastrophism
In geology, catastrophism theorises that the Earth has largely been shaped by sudden, short-lived, violent events, possibly worldwide in scope. This contrasts with uniformitarianism, according to which slow incremental changes, such as erosion, brought about all the Earth's geological features.Wikipedia

[oil pan 4]

I figured catastrophism was real in 2011 when part of the Pacific plate moved 9 feet west and 40 to 60 feet up/down with in a minute or 2 after hearing "they only move 2 inches per year". Yeah 2 inches on average but occasionally meters at a time.
And then again in 2014 when Arizona flooded so hard topographic maps had to be redrawn after that one flood.
Even casual observations seem to warrant the existence of catastrophism.