potholer54 | 26 -- Science vs. the Feelies @potholer54 | Uploaded March 2013 | Updated October 2024, 43 minutes ago.
SOURCES:
0:00 Clips from my previous climate change videos
0:38 "The Great Global Warming Swindle"written and directed by Martin Durkin
0:50 "Proof that Global warming is a hoax" on YouTube
0:54 0:54 "Global Warming" on YouTube, done by "casiopeia project" --
youtube.com/watch?v=MVASFcMwTXk (this video accepts that CO2's greenhouse effect is larger than its 0.039% presence in the atmosphere, but goes on to diminish its role on the basis that it constitutes only 4% of greenhouse gases).
1:03 Jay Lehr interviewed on "The Ice Age cometh" -- Lou Dobbs, CNN
1:07 Tim Ball, "The Great Global Warming Swindle"
1:10 John Coleman -- Global warming, the other side
1:14 Christopher Monckton, speech for Free Market Institute at St Paul Oct 2009
2:03 "On the influence of carbonic acid in the air upon the temperature of the ground" -- S Arrhenius, Philosophical Magazine 1896 (First calculation of energy absorbed and re-radiated by CO2)
2:04 "The artificial production of carbon dioxide and its influence on temperature" -- G. S. Callendar,
Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society 1938 (Shows wavelengths at which CO2
absorbs radiation)
2:17 "The Great Global Warming Swindle"written and directed by Martin Durkin
4:03 Christopher Monckton testimony at Congressional hearings on climate change
4:51 "Proof that Global warming is a hoax" on YouTube
6:10 Arrhenius and Callendar papers from 2:03
6:30 John Shimkus at Congressional hearings on climate change
7:22 Sen. James Inhofe
8:06 Dennis Kucinich
8:30 Chad Myers on Lou Dobbs, CNN
8:34 Jay Lehr interviewed on "The Ice Age cometh" -- Lou Dobbs, CNN
9:24 "Charlton Heston on Global Climate Change" -- on YouTube
9:56 Phanerozoic CO2 levels after Berner and Royer
10:15 Map is from "Cretaceous climate-ocean dynamics: future directions for IODP" -- Colorado, July 2002
Source for sea level 50m-70m higher than today: "The Phanerozoic Record of Global Sea-Level Change", Miller et al 2005.
11:16 "Debating whether global warming is a threat or just media hype" by Mark Putnam
helium.com
11:41 "Creationist Seminar -- Beginnings #1" -- Eric Hovind
11:50 "Where did God come from?" -- Ken Ham
11:58 "The O'Reilly Factor" -- Bill O'Reilly interviews Richard Dawkins
12:55 "Michael Coren and Tim Ball - Straight Talk On Climate Change"
15:14 Penn and Teller's "Bullshit!"
Two other comments I anticipate I'll get:
1) "You didn't understand what [insert name here] meant."
Yes, that's entirely possible. In the absence of facts and figures, a feelie argument is usually vague and ambiguous, often hinting at some elusive point that's never explained. When I read a scientific paper, on the other hand, I understand exactly what it's saying. The hypothesis is laid out, the methodology explained, the observations and calculations clearly shown, and the conclusion spelled out. That's the difference.
2) "The idea that CO2 is a trace gas is not a 'feeling'. It can be shown that it has no effect on climate."
My response: Yes, but the 'feeling' is that because CO2 is a trace gas then it follows that it has no effect on climate. If this is correct, please cite a study that has some facts and figures to support it, otherwise it remains just a 'feeling.' If you have a source with some other evidence that CO2 has no effect on climate, then I have probably covered it in a previous video.
SOURCES:
0:00 Clips from my previous climate change videos
0:38 "The Great Global Warming Swindle"written and directed by Martin Durkin
0:50 "Proof that Global warming is a hoax" on YouTube
0:54 0:54 "Global Warming" on YouTube, done by "casiopeia project" --
youtube.com/watch?v=MVASFcMwTXk (this video accepts that CO2's greenhouse effect is larger than its 0.039% presence in the atmosphere, but goes on to diminish its role on the basis that it constitutes only 4% of greenhouse gases).
1:03 Jay Lehr interviewed on "The Ice Age cometh" -- Lou Dobbs, CNN
1:07 Tim Ball, "The Great Global Warming Swindle"
1:10 John Coleman -- Global warming, the other side
1:14 Christopher Monckton, speech for Free Market Institute at St Paul Oct 2009
2:03 "On the influence of carbonic acid in the air upon the temperature of the ground" -- S Arrhenius, Philosophical Magazine 1896 (First calculation of energy absorbed and re-radiated by CO2)
2:04 "The artificial production of carbon dioxide and its influence on temperature" -- G. S. Callendar,
Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society 1938 (Shows wavelengths at which CO2
absorbs radiation)
2:17 "The Great Global Warming Swindle"written and directed by Martin Durkin
4:03 Christopher Monckton testimony at Congressional hearings on climate change
4:51 "Proof that Global warming is a hoax" on YouTube
6:10 Arrhenius and Callendar papers from 2:03
6:30 John Shimkus at Congressional hearings on climate change
7:22 Sen. James Inhofe
8:06 Dennis Kucinich
8:30 Chad Myers on Lou Dobbs, CNN
8:34 Jay Lehr interviewed on "The Ice Age cometh" -- Lou Dobbs, CNN
9:24 "Charlton Heston on Global Climate Change" -- on YouTube
9:56 Phanerozoic CO2 levels after Berner and Royer
10:15 Map is from "Cretaceous climate-ocean dynamics: future directions for IODP" -- Colorado, July 2002
Source for sea level 50m-70m higher than today: "The Phanerozoic Record of Global Sea-Level Change", Miller et al 2005.
11:16 "Debating whether global warming is a threat or just media hype" by Mark Putnam
helium.com
11:41 "Creationist Seminar -- Beginnings #1" -- Eric Hovind
11:50 "Where did God come from?" -- Ken Ham
11:58 "The O'Reilly Factor" -- Bill O'Reilly interviews Richard Dawkins
12:55 "Michael Coren and Tim Ball - Straight Talk On Climate Change"
15:14 Penn and Teller's "Bullshit!"
Two other comments I anticipate I'll get:
1) "You didn't understand what [insert name here] meant."
Yes, that's entirely possible. In the absence of facts and figures, a feelie argument is usually vague and ambiguous, often hinting at some elusive point that's never explained. When I read a scientific paper, on the other hand, I understand exactly what it's saying. The hypothesis is laid out, the methodology explained, the observations and calculations clearly shown, and the conclusion spelled out. That's the difference.
2) "The idea that CO2 is a trace gas is not a 'feeling'. It can be shown that it has no effect on climate."
My response: Yes, but the 'feeling' is that because CO2 is a trace gas then it follows that it has no effect on climate. If this is correct, please cite a study that has some facts and figures to support it, otherwise it remains just a 'feeling.' If you have a source with some other evidence that CO2 has no effect on climate, then I have probably covered it in a previous video.
