Originally Posted by HIFLYR
(Post 2945996)
I will bet you the gentlemanly wager of 1.00 usd just like in the movie Trading Places that 50yrs from now South Florida and the Florida Keys will still be pretty much the way they are now. I can only go 50 years as I am 57 now and this is if we just hold the current environmental improvements in place.
I wonder how many of the folks wringing their hands over the "existential threat" to our planet :rolleyes: would be willing to make the same bet with their own money instead someone else's as is their normal M.O. |
Originally Posted by Aeirum
(Post 2946017)
This thread is on par with flat earther discussions. It reminds me of this one time in Montreal where a U.S. Captain with a southern accent was loudly trying to convince a Canadian passenger that winter and snow tire requirements were a government hoax.
Pilots... we know, just ask us:rolleyes: |
Originally Posted by Fdxlag2
(Post 2946230)
I put my faith in 16 year old Swedish girls and 30 year old Bronx bartenders who tell me the world will end in 10 years 11 months and 12 days. Repent, the end is near.
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Originally Posted by atpcliff
(Post 2945387)
5 Myths about Climate Change:
https://www.chicagotribune.com/opini...206-story.html 250,000 deaths a year from climate change is a 'conservative estimate' https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/16/healt...udy/index.html |
Originally Posted by Aeirum
(Post 2946017)
This thread is on par with flat earther discussions. It reminds me of this one time in Montreal where a U.S. Captain with a southern accent was loudly trying to convince a Canadian passenger that winter and snow tire requirements were a government hoax.
Pilots... we know, just ask us:rolleyes: |
Originally Posted by Fdxlag2
(Post 2946230)
I put my faith in 16 year old Swedish girls and 30 year old Bronx bartenders who tell me the world will end in 10 years 11 months and 12 days. Repent, the end is near.
Many of you choose to believe in seemingly more convenient conspiracy theories. Convenient for captains of industry that is. Instead of looking at the sources themselves it seems that you concern yourself with positions of various mouth pieces in the political extremes. ...and no the scientific consensus was not that Florida would be under water in 2010. |
Originally Posted by Slaphappy
(Post 2946466)
I think the flat earthers are the people who believed that fantasy that south Florida would be under way by 2010. The reality is sea levels haven't even risen an inch.
https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/sealevel.html |
Originally Posted by Aeirum
(Post 2946480)
Ok. I put my faith in the scientific community. I realize that predictive science on a global scale may be imperfect. However, just like a regular weather forecast I heed their advice while preparing for unforeseen circumstances.
Many of you choose to believe in seemingly more convenient conspiracy theories. Convenient for captains of industry that is. Instead of looking at the sources themselves it seems that you concern yourself with positions of various mouth pieces in the political extremes. ...and no the scientific consensus was not that Florida would be under water in 2010. |
Originally Posted by Fdxlag2
(Post 2946506)
And you believe in watermelon conspiracy theories. Consensus isn’t science. Science does not hide nor manipulate data.
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