abandonconflict
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Hypothetical is the losing word in a debate abut the findings of science, ya dingus.
2014 was definitely the hottest year on record
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OddBall1st
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So is name calling, you should have hear what the Germans had to say when Bismarck went down,....not good.....
OddBall1st
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One guy even flipped the bird as he took a breath and went under....
OddBall1st
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So how many solutions have the scientists come up with yet ? or, Does it depend on How much $$$$ they get ?
ttystikk
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Recycle, ride your bicycle, grow your own VEGETABLES, even aquaponics. Telecommute, support a CO² cap and trade scheme, buy fewer things that last longer, buy, drive and maintain an older car instead of buying a new one... it just takes some creative thinking.
MuyLocoNC
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I couldn't have said it any better.
OddBall1st
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NLXSK1
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Hey, it made Al Gore hundreds of millions of dollars. Or was that when he sold his television station to an oil backed terrorist organization? Hard to keep these things straight!!
OddBall1st
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AC, Can you prove this false ??
MuyLocoNC
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Has anyone seen Tipper? It looks like Fat Al ate her. Either that or he gorged himself on Eco-Loon stupidity.
abandonconflict
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I didn't delete anything ya dingus. I don't believe you think either. Have you figured out yet what Ranking of Record Years means?
abandonconflict
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Because it's a ranking of record years, ya dingus.
MuyLocoNC
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You didn't?
That's weird. In post #160 of this thread, Oddball quotes you making your "hypothetical" dodge post. Strangely, it's not anywhere to be found except in his quote. Did it delete itself? No curse words or insults, so a mod wouldn't delete it.
Hmm, intriguing.
MuyLocoNC
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Definitive rankings of record years don't require percentages of probability. I'm sorry for your defeat, you'll get past it someday.
abandonconflict
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You should tell NASA.
MuyLocoNC
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No need, they already know it. No other reason they would include probability percentages.
abandonconflict
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Citation required.
MuyLocoNC
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Incorrect. Inclusion serves as proof.
abandonconflict
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Hmm, that doesn't seem to be true, seeing as how the literature which accompanied that chart you're so fixated upon (the one with the header you fail to understand) clearly and concisely concludes unequivocally that 2014 was definitely the hottest year on record.
I'm thinking you're just unable to cite your claim to the contrary because you're wrong.
abandonconflict
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Here's the chart again:
You see, according to the literature which accompanied this chart, which you have so clearly and demonstrably failed to understand, all of the record years add up to 100% which means we're not dealing with probability in the sense of there being a margin of error, but as in ranking.
That's why it says Ranking of Record Years at the top, ya dingus.
Feel free to point out which year you think was hotter than 2014 though.
You see, according to the literature which accompanied this chart, which you have so clearly and demonstrably failed to understand, all of the record years add up to 100% which means we're not dealing with probability in the sense of there being a margin of error, but as in ranking.
That's why it says Ranking of Record Years at the top, ya dingus.
Feel free to point out which year you think was hotter than 2014 though.
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