Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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The worldviews behind different approaches to climate change are introduced. Climate models often fail to predict measured climate data.
Continued in Part 2:

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0:00 Intro
2:07 Reactions to climate change are affected by one's worldview
3:57 Noah's flood and climate change
4:49 The Ice Age and climate change
5:05 Climate: designed to be stable
5:19 Climate instability?
8:19 The epigenetic code
9:48 Limitations of science
13:37 CO2 levels over time
14:03 Warming over time
15:01 Less than 5% of CO2 from burning of fossil fuels
15:39 Water vapour: a more powerful greenhouse gas
16:39 Marxism/humanism connections to climate change
18:24 What about China and India?
19:40 Evolving fish?
21:33 'Hockey stick graph' problems
23:26 Failed climate predictions
25:09 Why panic? Temperature is rising very slowly
25:53 Predicting future temperature is difficult
26:18 Climate models fail to predict actual temperature data