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To: rickmichaels
The "Experts" sure like to use words like could, might, may a lot.

It's 100 out here today where I live.

Does this solar cycle mean it might only be 90-95 degrees here at this time next year?

Or will we be -90?

Either way, I'm:


8 posted on 06/28/2016 6:51:34 PM PDT by PROCON (Americans First or Terrorists First - Choose in November)
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To: PROCON
The "Experts" sure like to use words like could, might, may a lot.

Real experts use those words a lot. It reflects the fact that in science, we are delving into areas no human ever before has ever studied. So we have no road map, nothing and no one to tell us we are right or wrong. All we have is the process of experimentation guided by theory, which allows us to triangulate on the truth, but it is very difficult to know that we have actually reached it. Thus, we use those words a lot.

A sure sign of a charlatan is someone who claims to have absolute certainty about a subject about which the majority of scientists express uncertainty.

21 posted on 06/28/2016 7:05:18 PM PDT by exDemMom (Current visual of the hole the US continues to dig itself into: http://www.usdebtclock.org/)
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To: PROCON

Well, all I can say is it is 3 days from July, and the high today was 71. I was actually shivering leaving the supermarket today (admittedly during a cold rain). I live in the south.


38 posted on 06/28/2016 7:43:43 PM PDT by lafroste
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To: PROCON

Damn you mean now it’s going to be global cooling not warming? I gotta buy all new coats. Thanx NASA


54 posted on 06/28/2016 9:06:48 PM PDT by George Washington Axe
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