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I believe global warming is possible. Given different circumstances.
I don't believe it's much of an issue right now.

Last edited by CheeseMunchy (2012-01-04 16:17:19)

bananaman114 wrote:

They think they're too cool for that

Oh I see what u did there.

Rule number one of life: Yes, there is ALWAYS someone stupid enough. Many people just deny plain facts. My cousin's boyfriend tutors, one person he tutored was a medical sciences major in college, and she didn't believe in atoms and cells because she believed that god created everything. I still don't understand how that statement invalidates atoms, which we have obviously learned to split open.

16Skittles wrote:

bananaman114 wrote:

They think they're too cool for that

Oh I see what u did there.

Rule number one of life: Yes, there is ALWAYS someone stupid enough. Many people just deny plain facts. My cousin's boyfriend tutors, one person he tutored was a medical sciences major in college, and she didn't believe in atoms and cells because she believed that god created everything. I still don't understand how that statement invalidates atoms, which we have obviously learned to split open.

Agreed.

While I am Christian I don't see how a lot of stuff it says would go against proven science (like the atoms in your example)

16Skittles wrote:

bananaman114 wrote:

16Skittles wrote:

Oh I see what u did there.

Rule number one of life: Yes, there is ALWAYS someone stupid enough. Many people just deny plain facts. My cousin's boyfriend tutors, one person he tutored was a medical sciences major in college, and she didn't believe in atoms and cells because she believed that god created everything. I still don't understand how that statement invalidates atoms, which we have obviously learned to split open.

What did I do?

Too "cool" for global warming. 

That's my post
that describes what people in my school believe
I guess they're too cool for an environment as well

I don't believe in numbers, science, the sun, or you

Any questions, old sport

Gatsby wrote:

I don't believe in numbers, science, the sun, or you

Makes sense!

Naturally you can never be certain of anything

GameHutSoftware wrote:

its called global climate change
and it happens every few thousand years

This response is something I see often, but here's the catch: if the world was to suddenly go into a third ice age, would we do nothing because it's natural? If the world Is getting warmer, are we going to watch the ice caps melt because it MAY BE natural?

Gatsby wrote:

soupoftomato wrote:

Gatsby wrote:

I don't believe in numbers, science, the sun, or you

Makes sense!

Naturally you can never be certain of anything

Yet you believe in global warming

I was kidding about that response. 

But you can also never be certain it DOESN'T exist, so wouldn't it be better to err on the side of caution?

16Skittles wrote:

soupoftomato wrote:

Gatsby wrote:

Yet you believe in global warming

I was kidding about that response. 

But you can also never be certain it DOESN'T exist, so wouldn't it be better to err on the side of caution?

Not to mention that fossil fuels, read: carbon-based polluting fuels will run out anyway, so why not develop alternatives NOW?

Yes, I believe they predicted the oil would run out 9 years ago.

16Skittles wrote:

CheeseMunchy wrote:

16Skittles wrote:

Not to mention that fossil fuels, read: carbon-based polluting fuels will run out anyway, so why not develop alternatives NOW?

Yes, I believe they predicted the oil would run out 9 years ago.

Meaning the prediction came 9 years ago or it was predicted to run out 9 years ago? It WILL, and why risk having total chaos by lack of transportation? I personally lean toward a Hydrogen based fuel that would emit only H2O

It was predicted that oil would run out in 2002.

Edit: opps my dates were wrong, it was 1978 sorry bout that.

Last edited by CheeseMunchy (2012-01-03 22:05:41)