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16897 pts · May 31, 2015


Reverse image search? Good luck since that’s my Original photo and has only ever been posted here

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It’s a hidden post. I never leave it indefinitely accessible.

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No it wasn’t. Something a small amount of knowledge of where I received my degree from would instantly remedy. But you’re an idiot

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Pretend? /a/seVPD remind me again where your doctorate is?

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This isn’t my word /a/seVPD remind me about the doctorate you don’t have?

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Read it entirely you lazy POS. Stop pretending to have any knowledge on a matter entirely covered by a seminal volume you’ve never read

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I do have a doctorate, you don’t, yet you pretend to know anything about proper scholarship all while dodging the source you’ve been given

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The point is people who don’t follow the teachings of Christ aren’t Christians.

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And you still refuse to read the historical treatise all about the black people who lived all around Europe. Go waste your parents time

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Dude, get an education and stop pretending your ignorance equals my experience and expertise. The only projector is you, and your ignorance

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“It is the most rare and extreme events for which the largest fraction is anthropogenic” this refers to everything greater than “moderate”

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“It is the most rare and extreme events for which the largest fraction is anthropogenic” 2/2

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Excludes heatwaves? No they show that greater than moderate events are MORE due to human impacts 1/

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How do you get that from “ Likewise, today about 75% of the moderate daily hot extremes over land are attributable to warming.”?

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“extreme events for which the largest fraction is anthropogenic, and that contribution increases nonlinearly with further warming.” 3/3

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“ today about 75% of the moderate daily hot extremes over land are attributable to warming. It is the most rare and extreme...” 2/3

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They find presently 18% of heavy rain events are due to warming, and 75% of moderate heat extremes being caused by it.

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The studies exist proving the relationship between warming and occurrence of record breaking extremes. Several are cited in my above link

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Legitimate degrees above the bachelor level list the degree not the sub field

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/a/s8JB0 gesture is for verification, not personal insult. We’ve observed a change in strength even since the 90’s

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That’s not a correlation statement, it’s an attribution of higher temperatures to the overall warming trend

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You’re confusing not observing an increase in frequency (aka. Activity) with not observing an increase in strength...

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I’m a Ph.D climatologist, I’m telling you this is the case (it’s occurred over the post-industrial period).

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“ The pattern of above average temperatures over land and in the oceans reflects the background warming trend” read for comprehension

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This is the 21st century... it is observed

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