Quote from: Solar on July 30, 2014, 06:32:40 PM
No, I think his professor is busy with another project at the moment.

Quote from: Solar on July 30, 2014, 05:47:03 PM
I just skimmed the article. Honestly, I thought it was from the Onion when he posted it.
That's just sad, and to think, this guy is a physicist.

We literally could cover the entire planet with panels, every sq inch, and still maybe capture one, one trillionth of it's energy.

Allow me to expose this guy for what he is, a freakin lib.
This should put things into perspective regarding my point that earth has absolutely no effect on the sun, and never ever will.

Quote from: Solar on July 30, 2014, 07:25:38 PM
Allow me to expose this guy for what he is, a freakin lib.
This should put things into perspective regarding my point that earth has absolutely no effect on the sun, and never ever will.

You made me think, I wonder if libs think the Sun is as big as a little ball, since it seems small in the sky.  This whole time, I've been under the assumption that libs know the Sun is really, really big.  After Alison Grimes comment the other day, Hank Johnson with Guam tipping over, Sci Fi Fan believing anything a professor craps out, and on and on, maybe they really don't know.  I feel like I made a breakthrough here.

Quote from: taxed on July 30, 2014, 07:29:50 PM
You made me think, I wonder if libs think the Sun is as big as a little ball, since it seems small in the sky.  This whole time, I've been under the assumption that libs know the Sun is really, really big.  After Alison Grimes comment the other day, Hank Johnson with Guam tipping over, Sci Fi Fan believing anything a professor craps out, and on and on, maybe they really don't know.  I feel like I made a breakthrough here.

Ya know, you may be onto something here. Based on the fact that libs swallowed this piece of crap willingly, one has to assume they don't realize the magnitude of effect the sun plays on our teeny tiny planet.

poor Algore, just can't catch a break. Seems to happen to him every time!

QuoteDENVER — The Climate Reality Project brought its "I'm Too Hot" trucks and offers of free ice cream to this week's Environmental Protection Agency hearings on power-plant emissions, but the climate wasn't cooperating.

The plan was to tout the EPA's emissions proposal as a solution for hot weather brought on by global warming, but when the hearings began at 9 a.m. Wednesday in Denver, the temperature was a chilly 58 degrees. Plus, it was raining.

Read more: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/jul/30/al-gores-climate-changers-epa-hearings-foiled-cool/#ixzz392SyzHMk

Quote from: Solar on July 30, 2014, 06:32:40 PM
No, I think his professor is busy with another project at the moment.

Too funny.
BTW, "he" is like Candyman, mention him five times and he'll show up.   

Quote from: carlb on July 31, 2014, 03:01:44 AM
poor Algore, just can't catch a break. Seems to happen to him every time!

I swear, it's almost as if God is playing with  the rat in a maze, changing up the passages every time Al Gorbachev chooses a new route.

God: Hey Gabriel and Jesus, check out this idiot, I've been making it windy and cold, sometimes snow or rain, every time this idiot tries to claim man is influential enough to affect weather and heat up the planet.
What an arrogant putz!
Jesus, want to hit him with lightning for measured effect?

Quote from: keyboarder on July 31, 2014, 06:06:49 AM
Too funny.
BTW, "he" is like Candyman, mention him five times and he'll show up.   

More like Beetle Juice.

Quote from: Solar on July 31, 2014, 06:20:00 AM

I swear, it's almost as if God is playing with  the rat in a maze, changing up the passages every time Al Gorbachev chooses a new route.

God: Hey Gabriel and Jesus, check out this idiot, I've been making it windy and cold, sometimes snow or rain, every time this idiot tries to claim man is influential enough to affect weather and heat up the planet.
What an arrogant putz!
Jesus, want to hit him with lightning for measured effect?

Tremble, all ye who enter his presence!

Quote from: quiller on July 31, 2014, 06:27:10 AM


Tremble, all ye who enter his presence!

Quite appropriate there squire.

Quote from: Solar on July 31, 2014, 06:33:14 AM
Quite appropriate there squire.

Al Gore has been a particular interest of mine since 1970 when he showed his ass at Defense Information School taking journalism classes there, about six weeks ahead of me. I didn't meet the "Senator's Son" mentioned in Fortunate Son by Creedence --- but I sure caught the melody, the ballad of a pampered halfwit VIP's kid who would never under any circumstances whatsoever realize just how big a flaming hypocrite he really was (or would be).

Liberals amaze me at their refusal to criticize Gore's personal energy footprint at that mansion of his, or the carbon consumption of all his jet travels to places gullible enough to pay him. To this day they believe he was cheated of the Presidency, all because the Constitution had to be followed.

Quote from: quiller on July 31, 2014, 06:50:21 AM
Al Gore has been a particular interest of mine since 1970 when he showed his ass at Defense Information School taking journalism classes there, about six weeks ahead of me. I didn't meet the "Senator's Son" mentioned in Fortunate Son by Creedence --- but I sure caught the melody, the ballad of a pampered halfwit VIP's kid who would never under any circumstances whatsoever realize just how big a flaming hypocrite he really was (or would be).

Liberals amaze me at their refusal to criticize Gore's personal energy footprint at that mansion of his, or the carbon consumption of all his jet travels to places gullible enough to pay him. To this day they believe he was cheated of the Presidency, all because the Constitution had to be followed.

Liberal hypocrisy is always overlooked for the greater good.
Mao is smiling down upon this mental midget.

Quote from: taxed on July 30, 2014, 08:38:22 AM
Your idiocy can always be dismantled with common sense.  You people always fail. 

Common sense tells us quantum mechanics and general relativity are obviously bullshit.  The scientific method tells us that they are actually the two most accurate models of reality we've ever devised.  You see, this shit is actually pretty complicated, and if you want to refute climate change models, address the mathematics and the physics, instead of citing vague forbes articles written by communications majors and appealing to your godammed gut.

QuoteSo ok I say fine to the libs, we'll worry about the global warming when it actually starts to happen.

In oh about another six  billion or so years.

If the human race hasn't gone to the stars by that point, we deserve to burn.

Quote from: Sci Fi Fan on August 10, 2014, 11:06:06 PM
Common sense tells us quantum mechanics and general relativity are obviously bullshit.  The scientific method tells us that they are actually the two most accurate models of reality we've ever devised.  You see, this shit is actually pretty complicated, and if you want to refute climate change models, address the mathematics and the physics, instead of citing vague forbes articles written by communications majors and appealing to your godammed gut.

I can explain it to you.  As someone who has used math in the real world to eat, like many of us here except you, your models have consistently been wrong and based on fraudulent data.  In the real world, if they continue to be wrong, you go out of business and lose money.  In academia, you get a tenure.

Normal people hear your man-made global warming BS and dismiss it.  Those people who you think know what they're talking about are just idiots, like the geniuses on the research ship that got stuck in the ice.