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Sunday, March 09, 2008
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1 comments:
If I remember rightly from my science class days you are supposed to actually be able to physically observe what you theorize to be true. The old adage seeing is believing.
So if global warming is true we should be able to see it outside of our doors. Instead, we are having one of the coldest winters on record world wide. Yet the Global Warming True Believers are so in the tank to this belief that theory trumps experience. In todays world pictures don't speak louder than words. "Everybody" knows its true so it doesn't matter what you see. Academically that's scary.
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