Atmospheric Science, the weather, and global warming

[Moonliner]

Originally Posted by scaeagles

OK....been a while. I was going to post this in the random thoughts thread, but I though it deserved its own.

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I am not here to debate global warming. I fully admit that the earth is getting warmer at present, I just don't believe that man is the cause. Anyway.....

I'm not sure that I really understand the point you are trying to make with this thread.

First you say you don't believe that human created pollution is responsible for global warming. You then assert that global weather is too complex a subject to understand. So in essence what you are saying is that due to ignorance on how global weather actually works humans are not responsible for global warming. That's not good science.
It would seem that a more defensible and scientifically valid viewpoint would be to conclude that we don't know what factor human pollution is playing in global warming and go from there.

Also, Am I safe in assuming that you don't think the current level of pollution created by humans is a good thing? Should we not be making every effort to cut back on pollution worldwide regardless of what effect it's having on global warming? So what does it matter if global warming is created by humans or not? We still need to take the steps to clean up our collective act that are generally recommended by the green's.