BernardR wrote:Okie- Your research and persistence in the face of refusals to answer and attempts to focus on only one part of a multifaceted problem is, if I may say so, highly commendable. You have really dug into the problem. May I point out some possible future concerns:
Bernard, I wish I could devote all day every day to this subject, as I find it very fascinating. I will confess I don't have the time to do that. I simply try to look at the data that I can dig up in a reasonable amount of time and make unbiased judgements. I cannot say I've dug into the problem that far, but I think far enough to recognize the subject is laced with a political agenda.
My bias is coming from a geological background, wherein theories come and go all the time. How many theories have we seen concerning how dinosaurs became extinct? Given the years spent in the geological field, I believe we might be seeing 2 or 3 pieces of a 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle, and meanwhile earth scientists are going to sit there and tell me what the picture looked like? Same situation with archeology, a few broken bones and the experts tell us what the animal looked like, how they ran around, what they fed on, how come they died, on and on. Five years later, the theory has been revised to the exact opposite of the above. This happens all the time, Bernard. Junk science Bernard. I tend to get tired of reading new theories and say, give me a break, please. Don't get me wrong, I like science, and it is valid when we admit we don't know more than what is known.
So I am simply keeping my healthy skepticism. Let the groupees jump on the CO2 global warming bandwagon. For now, I'm staying put. If I live long enough to see enough data to be convinced otherwise, I will have to admit it, but the same goes for the greenhousers or global warmers.