Comments on: Cold Means Warm! http://mpwilson.com/2008/12/15/cold-means-warm/ Fri, 18 May 2012 03:39:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: MikeWilson http://mpwilson.com/2008/12/15/cold-means-warm/#comment-2041 MikeWilson Wed, 17 Dec 2008 06:46:58 +0000 http://mpwilson.com/?p=3573#comment-2041 I've seen nothing to make me believe that man has had anything to do with this. The hand waving of computer modeling of the Goracle's climatologists bank on the fact that most people have no bloody idea how complex the computational tasks they claim to have performed are. They can't do it. The data isn't there. There isn't enough computational power available to map the climate of the world, much less the climate changes. Are there climate changes? You betcha. Are they normal? We have no idea. It's snake oil. I've got a bridge outside my bedroom window you might be interested in. I’ve seen nothing to make me believe that man has had anything to do with this.

The hand waving of computer modeling of the Goracle’s climatologists bank on the fact that most people have no bloody idea how complex the computational tasks they claim to have performed are.

They can’t do it. The data isn’t there. There isn’t enough computational power available to map the climate of the world, much less the climate changes.

Are there climate changes? You betcha. Are they normal? We have no idea.

It’s snake oil.

I’ve got a bridge outside my bedroom window you might be interested in.

]]> By: Colette http://mpwilson.com/2008/12/15/cold-means-warm/#comment-2035 Colette Tue, 16 Dec 2008 04:06:25 +0000 http://mpwilson.com/?p=3573#comment-2035 The reason we're getting colder weather due to global warming is because as the polar ice caps melt, they cool the air around them through conduction. That colder air is sent around the globe by different weather systems, and cools the rest of the globe (causing excessive rain, strange cold snaps followed by warm spells--like today in NYC--and hurricanes and tornadoes). The reason we’re getting colder weather due to global warming is because as the polar ice caps melt, they cool the air around them through conduction. That colder air is sent around the globe by different weather systems, and cools the rest of the globe (causing excessive rain, strange cold snaps followed by warm spells–like today in NYC–and hurricanes and tornadoes).

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