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I checked myself for a pulse this morning and having found one I concluded I must be at least 1/2 alive, or dead, or something. During our ritual hike in Santa Cruz mountains yesterday I was looking at the sky more attentively than usual and I did not observe the contrails nor the milky white sky Naturalust mentioned in his initial post. The sky was a beautiful, clear blue. Now, I'm sure he is seeing what he sees down Santa Cruz way (which isn't that far away from where I live) but his initial post left me with the impresson it was happening all over North America. That's as maybe, but I least have not seen it in my litle corner of the continient. Now as to the links our Max provided, I read nothing there that provided cold hard science to substaniate the claim. Rather, what I read there was speculation sandwiched between a premise and a conclsuion, not good science. I'm skeptical by nature and so if I'm presented with a unusual premise, I need something more than the statement of it to convince me of its validity. Although there may well be something to all of this, I have so far read nothing to convince that this is so...Quote
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ChrisM
I live in the Bay Area where you seem to live as well. In Mountain View at the moment the sky is slightly hazy but if the pattern I saw last weekend carries on it will clear up. Yesterday in the City the sky was blue after the clouds burned off. You wrote "...chem trails, weather modification whatever. You have to be 1/2 dead not to see the obvious spraying.." What makes you say chem trails, weather modificaton? Do you know this to be a fact? If so how? And what exactly is "obvious" about the spraying you say is going on? Can you substaniate any of this? Or is just you take on the matter? Expound please...
To save some time, and before he goes into a lengthy explanation, can you please confirm whether or not you're half dead?
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ChrisMI checked myself for a pulse this morning and having found one I concluded I must be at least 1/2 alive, or dead, or something. During our ritual hike in Santa Cruz mountains yesterday I was looking at the sky more attentively than usual and I did not observe the contrails nor the milky white sky Naturalust mentioned in his initial post. The sky was a beautiful, clear blue. Now, I'm sure he is seeing what he sees down Santa Cruz way (which isn't that far away from where I live) but his initial post left me with the impresson it was happening all over North America. That's as maybe, but I least have not seen it in my litle corner of the continient. Now as to the links our Max provided, I read nothing there that provided cold hard science to substaniate the claim. Rather, what I read there was speculation sandwiched between a premise and a conclsuion, not good science. I'm skeptical by nature and so if I'm presented with a unusual premise, I need something more than the statement of it to convince me of its validity. Although there may well be something to all of this, I have so far read nothing to convince that this is so...Quote
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I live in the Bay Area where you seem to live as well. In Mountain View at the moment the sky is slightly hazy but if the pattern I saw last weekend carries on it will clear up. Yesterday in the City the sky was blue after the clouds burned off. You wrote "...chem trails, weather modification whatever. You have to be 1/2 dead not to see the obvious spraying.." What makes you say chem trails, weather modificaton? Do you know this to be a fact? If so how? And what exactly is "obvious" about the spraying you say is going on? Can you substaniate any of this? Or is just you take on the matter? Expound please...
To save some time, and before he goes into a lengthy explanation, can you please confirm whether or not you're half dead?
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EddieByword
when all the planes were grounded over the US in 2001 there was a 2/3 degree rise in temperature over there until they started flying again.
We're only talking about a few days here, and a one-time event.
Who's to say those days weren't going to be warmer anyway ?
What kills me are the radical idiots who believe we need to take (radical) action to stop what they think is the impending doom of our planet.
Are not these people aware that Earth is millions of years old, and accurate weather records only go back to the late nineteenth century ?
One thing you almost never hear talked about is the effect of solar activity on our planet.
Seems like you only hear about this when flare-ups happen that knock out our communication systems.
Fact is, solar activity is never at a "constant" level, and one day in the far-off future, the thing that gave life to our planet will destroy our planet.
Sorry if I offended any religious types here. Well, not really.
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StonesTod
everything's clear and cool in texas...everybody move here...plenty of room...plenty of sunshine...plenty of great, free music...we rock.
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EddieByword
I don't know about your second point, I've seen loads of programs about climatologists 'reading' what the climate was going back millions of years from records held in fossils of trees and other plants and by drilling down into the ice and bringing up huge shafts of it going back hundreds of thousands of years to be studied layer by layer. Apparently different types of ice are produced relative to different climatic conditions and the records of those conditions are all there trapped in the layers of ice...the deeper they drill the further back in time they go. In Antartica it's miles deep.......
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I don't know about your second point, I've seen loads of programs about climatologists 'reading' what the climate was going back millions of years from records held in fossils of trees and other plants and by drilling down into the ice and bringing up huge shafts of it going back hundreds of thousands of years to be studied layer by layer. Apparently different types of ice are produced relative to different climatic conditions and the records of those conditions are all there trapped in the layers of ice...the deeper they drill the further back in time they go. In Antartica it's miles deep.......
Yeah, that's some interesting stuff.
They can tell what the climate was like eons ago, but the timeline accuracy is probably something like +/- thousands of years and I don't know if they can accurately relate any of that to solar activity at the time.
He did, but made California too hot to hold him and so was banished to Texas. One day, maybe, the exile will be lifted and he can return and have the occasional libation with his friends here in The Promised Land...Quote
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StonesTod
everything's clear and cool in texas...everybody move here...plenty of room...plenty of sunshine...plenty of great, free music...we rock.
I thought you lived in Ca.
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EddieByword
when all the planes were grounded over the US in 2001 there was a 2/3 degree rise in temperature over there until they started flying again.
We're only talking about a few days here, and a one-time event.
Who's to say those days weren't going to be warmer anyway ?
What kills me are the radical idiots who believe we need to take (radical) action to stop what they think is the impending doom of our planet.
Are not these people aware that Earth is millions of years old, and accurate weather records only go back to the late nineteenth century ?
One thing you almost never hear talked about is the effect of solar activity on our planet.
Seems like you only hear about this when flare-ups happen that knock out our communication systems.
Fact is, solar activity is never at a "constant" level, and one day in the far-off future, the thing that gave life to our planet will destroy our planet.
Sorry if I offended any religious types here. Well, not really.
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EddieByword
when all the planes were grounded over the US in 2001 there was a 2/3 degree rise in temperature over there until they started flying again.
We're only talking about a few days here, and a one-time event.
Who's to say those days weren't going to be warmer anyway ?
What kills me are the radical idiots who believe we need to take (radical) action to stop what they think is the impending doom of our planet.
Are not these people aware that Earth is millions of years old, and accurate weather records only go back to the late nineteenth century ?
One thing you almost never hear talked about is the effect of solar activity on our planet.
Seems like you only hear about this when flare-ups happen that knock out our communication systems.
Fact is, solar activity is never at a "constant" level, and one day in the far-off future, the thing that gave life to our planet will destroy our planet.
Sorry if I offended any religious types here. Well, not really.
You're totally right Mr. Grove, we just don't know for sure.
But two counterpoints.
1. Why take the chance if we might be able to do something about it? (I'm not even bringing in the point that this is scientific fact now that you're arguing against).
2. By doing something about it, how would it hurt if we stopped simultaneously poisoning ourselves? That we are definitely doing to ourselves.
It just isn't logical to not try and work to develop alternative energies...it just doesn't make sense.
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when all the planes were grounded over the US in 2001 there was a 2/3 degree rise in temperature over there until they started flying again.
We're only talking about a few days here, and a one-time event.
Who's to say those days weren't going to be warmer anyway ?
What kills me are the radical idiots who believe we need to take (radical) action to stop what they think is the impending doom of our planet.
Are not these people aware that Earth is millions of years old, and accurate weather records only go back to the late nineteenth century ?
One thing you almost never hear talked about is the effect of solar activity on our planet.
Seems like you only hear about this when flare-ups happen that knock out our communication systems.
Fact is, solar activity is never at a "constant" level, and one day in the far-off future, the thing that gave life to our planet will destroy our planet.
Sorry if I offended any religious types here. Well, not really.
You're totally right Mr. Grove, we just don't know for sure.
But two counterpoints.
1. Why take the chance if we might be able to do something about it? (I'm not even bringing in the point that this is scientific fact now that you're arguing against).
2. By doing something about it, how would it hurt if we stopped simultaneously poisoning ourselves? That we are definitely doing to ourselves.
It just isn't logical to not try and work to develop alternative energies...it just doesn't make sense.
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EddieByword
.....(and that's from someone who has emphysema)......
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.....(and that's from someone who has emphysema)......
Sorry to hear, Eddie. Take care of yourself.
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ChrisMHe did, but made California too hot to hold him and so was banished to Texas. One day, maybe, the exile will be lifted and he can return and have the occasional libation with his friends here in The Promised Land...Quote
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StonesTod
everything's clear and cool in texas...everybody move here...plenty of room...plenty of sunshine...plenty of great, free music...we rock.
I thought you lived in Ca.
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everything's clear and cool in texas...everybody move here...plenty of room...plenty of sunshine...plenty of great, free music...we rock.
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StonesTod
everything's clear and cool in texas...everybody move here...plenty of room...plenty of sunshine...plenty of great, free music...we rock.
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Redhotcarpet
Mankind cant change the climates on Earth. It's impossible. The climates have always changed, and hopefully it will get warmer again here in the horribly cold North. Sadly that has not been the case these last 15 years. Human beings, animals and plants all prefer warmer to colder. That's a fact.
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Redhotcarpet
Mankind cant change the climates on Earth. It's impossible. The climates have always changed, and hopefully it will get warmer again here in the horribly cold North. Sadly that has not been the case these last 15 years. Human beings, animals and plants all prefer warmer to colder. That's a fact.
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StonesTod
everything's clear and cool in texas...everybody move here...plenty of room...plenty of sunshine...plenty of great, free music...we rock.
I'll be right over. But seriously, why do you guys keep electing idiots as governor?
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everything's clear and cool in texas...everybody move here...plenty of room...plenty of sunshine...plenty of great, free music...we rock.
I'll be right over. But seriously, why do you guys keep electing idiots as governor?
came from the great state that twice elected the governator. we'll stop when it stops.
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ChrisMI checked myself for a pulse this morning and having found one I concluded I must be at least 1/2 alive, or dead, or something. During our ritual hike in Santa Cruz mountains yesterday I was looking at the sky more attentively than usual and I did not observe the contrails nor the milky white sky Naturalust mentioned in his initial post. The sky was a beautiful, clear blue. Now, I'm sure he is seeing what he sees down Santa Cruz way (which isn't that far away from where I live) but his initial post left me with the impresson it was happening all over North America. That's as maybe, but I least have not seen it in my litle corner of the continient. Now as to the links our Max provided, I read nothing there that provided cold hard science to substaniate the claim. Rather, what I read there was speculation sandwiched between a premise and a conclsuion, not good science. I'm skeptical by nature and so if I'm presented with a unusual premise, I need something more than the statement of it to convince me of its validity. Although there may well be something to all of this, I have so far read nothing to convince that this is so...Quote
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ChrisM
I live in the Bay Area where you seem to live as well. In Mountain View at the moment the sky is slightly hazy but if the pattern I saw last weekend carries on it will clear up. Yesterday in the City the sky was blue after the clouds burned off. You wrote "...chem trails, weather modification whatever. You have to be 1/2 dead not to see the obvious spraying.." What makes you say chem trails, weather modificaton? Do you know this to be a fact? If so how? And what exactly is "obvious" about the spraying you say is going on? Can you substaniate any of this? Or is just you take on the matter? Expound please...
To save some time, and before he goes into a lengthy explanation, can you please confirm whether or not you're half dead?
Strage you haven't seen it yet Chris. I even had visitors from Florida yesterday riding horses with us exclaim " Where are all those planes going?". There is a documentary on YoTube called "What is the World are they Spraying?" . Some of the stuff they point out is seems clear enough to me. Check it out. peace
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Lorenz
In bigger cities skies tend to be smoggy on certain days, I guess - apart from that, it's still clear blue skies here in Austria on a good day.
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Redhotcarpet
Mankind cant change the climates on Earth. It's impossible. The climates have always changed, and hopefully it will get warmer again here in the horribly cold North. Sadly that has not been the case these last 15 years. Human beings, animals and plants all prefer warmer to colder. That's a fact.
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sweetcharmedlife
Call Oliver Stone and tell him to make a bad movie out of it.