[Oldeconomybuyer]

[butlerweave]

\o/

[z3n]

Speaking of statistics and sampling, I am willing to bet a substantial portion of my income that if you sampled all articles related to global warming/climate change, all of those that state or infer that it is man-made either propose that it could (or is) associated with something negative, or detrimental to something positive FAR more often than the reverse.

[txrefugee]

Fake sampling, of course. Big bucks are on the line when government grants hang in the balance.

[robroys woman]

I used to eat dry dog food to impress my friends back in grade school. I’ve been a nail biter my whole adult life. I’ll eat almost anything and actually ended up in the emergency room for eating a poisonous mushroom. It was this one:
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I bring that up only to mention that I’m 64, with no health insurance, and I rarely get ill (every few years). And when I do, it’s usually pretty minor.

Maybe it’s all that dirt I eat.

[indthkr]

"....from The University of Melbourne"

That's as much as I needed to hear.

[WayneS]

"geographically impacted" by climate change.

Wow. Now "climate change" can actually move places from one location to another on the planet's surface.

That's it. It's official. Climate change can literally do anything...

[aquila48]

Who knew that Warmists are biased?!

[sauropod]

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