I can't for the life of me make sense out of that. YTD mean anomaly vs annual mean anomaly? What does it mean that 2015 is sitting at 1.1/1.1? Why is 2016 predication a green vertical line in the distance?
DavPaz wrote:
Second places at Eurovision?
Cras wrote:
I can't for the life of me make sense out of that. YTD mean anomaly vs annual mean anomaly? What does it mean that 2015 is sitting at 1.1/1.1? Why is 2016 predication a green vertical line in the distance?
The pattern is so unreadable, you might as well draw in a chain of fox heads on sticks.
Lonewolves wrote:
Cras wrote:
I can't for the life of me make sense out of that. YTD mean anomaly vs annual mean anomaly? What does it mean that 2015 is sitting at 1.1/1.1? Why is 2016 predication a green vertical line in the distance?
The pattern is so unreadable, you might as well draw in a chain of fox heads on sticks.
The pattern is incredibly obvious, I just can't tell what the pattern is meant to demonstrate.
Cras wrote:
Lonewolves wrote:
Cras wrote:
I can't for the life of me make sense out of that. YTD mean anomaly vs annual mean anomaly? What does it mean that 2015 is sitting at 1.1/1.1? Why is 2016 predication a green vertical line in the distance?
The pattern is so unreadable, you might as well draw in a chain of fox heads on sticks.
The pattern is incredibly obvious, I just can't tell what the pattern is meant to demonstrate.
Not a Brasseye fan then.
It was the better part of 20 years ago. I can just about remember what I had for breakfast this morning.
Lonewolves wrote:
Cras wrote:
I can't for the life of me make sense out of that. YTD mean anomaly vs annual mean anomaly? What does it mean that 2015 is sitting at 1.1/1.1? Why is 2016 predication a green vertical line in the distance?
The pattern is so unreadable, you might as well draw in a chain of fox heads on sticks.
And if you do that, the word 'cruelty' starts to flash.
Yesssssssssss
Cras wrote:
Lonewolves wrote:
Cras wrote:
I can't for the life of me make sense out of that. YTD mean anomaly vs annual mean anomaly? What does it mean that 2015 is sitting at 1.1/1.1? Why is 2016 predication a green vertical line in the distance?
The pattern is so unreadable, you might as well draw in a chain of fox heads on sticks.
The pattern is incredibly obvious, I just can't tell what the pattern is meant to demonstrate.
Bro, do you even chart?
Cras wrote:
It was the better part of 20 years ago. I can just about remember what I had for breakfast this morning.
Don't you have the same thing for breakfast every day? I do...
Shocking stuff in Paris. But another commitment to the cause as a result.
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French President Francois Hollande said the weather was a serious climate phenomenon
zaphod79 wrote:
http://xkcd.com/1732/
Ooft. That's a very effective representation.
That is great
KovacsC wrote:
That is great
I think you must be looking at it back-to-front. It's actually very, very bad.
No as a piece of artwork, it is great.
Us boiling alive in 100 years not so much....
Us boiling alive in 100 years not so much....
KovacsC wrote:
No as a piece of artwork, it is great.
Us boiling alive in 100 years not so much....
Us boiling alive in 100 years not so much....
I know, Kovacs.
He's just playing it straight to carry on the joke
Lonewolves wrote:
He's just playing it straight to carry on the joke
Could you explain more, please?
Mimi wrote:
Lonewolves wrote:
He's just playing it straight to carry on the joke
Could you explain more, please?
That was a riff on the politics thread where I kept asking Kern why he couldn't stand to replace David Cameron.
Meanwhile it's 32.5°C in the UK. In mid-September.
We're fucked
We're fucked
https://twitter.com/misterbrilliant/sta ... 7033522176
Another embarrassing u-turn for climate "scientists". First they said March was the hottest month ever recorded. Now they say it's April.
— Steve Hogarty (@misterbrilliant) May 16, 2016
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Another embarrassing u-turn for climate "scientists". First they said March was the hottest month ever recorded. Now they say it's April.
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Another embarrassing u-turn for climate "scientists". First they said April was the hottest month ever recorded. Now they say it's May.
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Another embarrassing u-turn for climate "scientists". First they said May was the hottest month ever recorded. Now they're saying it's June.
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Another embarrassing u-turn for climate "scientists". First they said June was the hottest month ever recorded. Now they've said it's July.
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Another embarrassing u-turn for climate "scientists". First they said July was the hottest month ever recorded. Now they've said it's August
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Another embarrassing u-turn for climate "scientists". First they said 2015 was the hottest year ever recorded. Now they're saying it's 2016.
Cras wrote:
:DD
I'm glad someone finds the destruction of our home funny.
I...find someone pointing out the silliness of statements made by deniers funny.
Cras wrote:
I...find someone pointing out the silliness of statements made by deniers funny.
He's just playing it straight to carry on the joke
Well, rightly or wrongly, now that Trump's got in and Brexit's happening, no-one is going to give a fig about alleged man-made climate change; politically speaking, that is now dead as a dodo. From this point or thereabouts, it's going to be a free-for-all with wealth and jobs creation dials set to maximum and hang any consequences, all part of the political sea-change we are witnessing.
So I guess we're gonna find out if there's anything in it or not, by direct empirical observation...
So I guess we're gonna find out if there's anything in it or not, by direct empirical observation...
Oh joy, while we're at it, we can test the effects of sarin on groups of people, because I have personally never seen any of them die from it, so I don't believe it.
See you on the other side, huh. 
Besides, take comfort from the fact that Gaywood's predicting Armageddon, thereby jinxing it so it won't happen.
Besides, take comfort from the fact that Gaywood's predicting Armageddon, thereby jinxing it so it won't happen.
Ha ha, yeah. It's fucking hilarious.
...What do you want me to do about it?
Might as well laugh, it's possibly one of a number of really shite things to happen politically in the last few months.
Might as well laugh, it's possibly one of a number of really shite things to happen politically in the last few months.
Well who knows, he might destabilise the world to the point where we'll never even know about climate change because we get to watch our children and everything else we love die in a nuclear war. LOL smiley smiley LOL.
I very much doubt it, Mark. That's very bad for business after all.
If sea levels rise as per the model, We could lose Gt Yarmouth.
I keep the lights on as much as possible.
I keep the lights on as much as possible.
Cavey wrote:
I very much doubt it, Mark. That's very bad for business after all.
Trump has a string of bankruptcies to his name.
MaliA wrote:
If sea levels rise as per the model, We could lose Gt Yarmouth.
I keep the lights on as much as possible.
I keep the lights on as much as possible.
Yeah, I quite fancy a "Riviera style" cafe culture developing around the babbling brook in my garden, even as it's transformed into a raging torrent (with "white horses" as per Lord of the Rings).
This is the principal reason I had them chisel out the catalyst in my Harley's two-into-one.
/grabs coat
Cavey wrote:
my Harley's two-into-one
Title
Cavey wrote:
Well, rightly or wrongly, now that Trump's got in and Brexit's happening, no-one is going to give a fig about alleged man-made climate change; politically speaking, that is now dead as a dodo. From this point or thereabouts, it's going to be a free-for-all with wealth and jobs creation dials set to maximum and hang any consequences, all part of the political sea-change we are witnessing.
So I guess we're gonna find out if there's anything in it or not, by direct empirical observation...
So I guess we're gonna find out if there's anything in it or not, by direct empirical observation...
But we ARE finding out by direct empirical observation already.
You can moan all you want about climate models, but actual honest to goodness empirical measurements of temperature rises and the effect on the world are being made as we speak, and have been for years. Unless the rising temperatures, rising sea levels and death of half of the Great Barrier Reef were all some shady ploy to stop Big Coal.
Curiosity wrote:
Cavey wrote:
Well, rightly or wrongly, now that Trump's got in and Brexit's happening, no-one is going to give a fig about alleged man-made climate change; politically speaking, that is now dead as a dodo. From this point or thereabouts, it's going to be a free-for-all with wealth and jobs creation dials set to maximum and hang any consequences, all part of the political sea-change we are witnessing.
So I guess we're gonna find out if there's anything in it or not, by direct empirical observation...
So I guess we're gonna find out if there's anything in it or not, by direct empirical observation...
But we ARE finding out by direct empirical observation already.
You can moan all you want about climate models, but actual honest to goodness empirical measurements of temperature rises and the effect on the world are being made as we speak, and have been for years. Unless the rising temperatures, rising sea levels and death of half of the Great Barrier Reef were all some shady ploy to stop Big Coal.
Yes but this is just a normal consequence of a polar shift. Cavey read it on a Flat Earth website or something.
I love watching Flat Earth people try to explain time zones in their model.
I've had 2 roses put out flowers in the last week, only a couple on bushes that have 40-50 on them in the summer.
Also have a large date type palm tree, it never gets dates on it, but in a good year it will put out loads of small white flowers which smell like honey. That has only happened maybe 2 summers from the 6 I have been at my house, but the tree is doing this right now!
Also have a large date type palm tree, it never gets dates on it, but in a good year it will put out loads of small white flowers which smell like honey. That has only happened maybe 2 summers from the 6 I have been at my house, but the tree is doing this right now!
Curiosity wrote:
I love watching Flat Earth people try to explain time zones in their model.
I saw a quote from one of the flat earth facebook groups stating that they had members "all around the globe"
Or how you can fly from New Zealand to South America without it taking 40 hours.
You can't, anyone who says you can is part of the globe conspiracy.
Damn you Air New Zealand! Damn you to hell!
