11-10-2008, 02:30 AM
I don't particularly care either way, to be honest.
Arguments from both sides are usually pathetically weak, but it appears that the strongest argument in my opinion is that it is occurring but it's a natural phenomenon and has nothing to do with us. At worst, we're accelerating it, nothing more.
Seems to make sense. The Earth does naturally warm and cool all the time. We only had an ice age like 10,000 years ago. No reason to assume the Earth wouldn't continue to warm as time presses on. It stands to reason it would eventually cool someday again, too.
Arguments from both sides are usually pathetically weak, but it appears that the strongest argument in my opinion is that it is occurring but it's a natural phenomenon and has nothing to do with us. At worst, we're accelerating it, nothing more.
Seems to make sense. The Earth does naturally warm and cool all the time. We only had an ice age like 10,000 years ago. No reason to assume the Earth wouldn't continue to warm as time presses on. It stands to reason it would eventually cool someday again, too.
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