Comments on: Santorum’s Anti-Science Agenda Should Concern Republicans

By: Bob Bleepout

Bob Bleepout — Sun, 08 Jul 2012 22:00:10 +0000

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Watch Rick as he accidentally masturbates and deals with the consequences.

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By: George Tyler

George Tyler — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 17:17:00 +0000

Kiara,

Thanks for the comment. First, my main point was that accusing hundreds of thousands of university trained specialists and experts in their fields of simultaneously engaging in a conspiracy is nonsense. The science of climate changes is quite simple and has nothing to do with activity on the sun. Every gas – oxygen, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, etc. – has the property of “specific heat.” It is the ability of that gas to heat up, cool down, and retain heat. The specific heat of a mixture of gases is a combination of their specific heats. When you change the ratio of the mixture – for example, by adding more carbon dioxide – you change the specific heat. By pumping trillions of tons of carbon dioxide into the Earth’s atmosphere, we are changing its chemical properties (heat retention, etc.) That’s the basic science behind climate change, and it is indisputable and is supported by over 30 years of solid data collected by reputable scientific organizations, such as NASA and NOAA and the US Academy of Science. What is in dispute is how quickly the atmosphere is changing and what impact it is having on global weather patterns. Some non-scientists have misinterpreted this ongoing dispute about the specifics of climate change as evidence that the entire theory is incorrect. That’s an understandable mistake, but a serious presidential candidate should know better. It is Rick Santorum who is being supremely arrogant by exploiting this misunderstanding of non-scientists to push his political agenda.

By: kiara ashanti

kiara ashanti — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 05:05:33 +0000

But there overwhelming evidence, shows that man made warming is a falsehood? Conservatives are not against science. They are against science that is lead by an agenda, but not facts, or evidence. The worse thing any scientist can do is to start with a conclusion. You start with evidence and let that lead to you to the conclusion. When you do that, you’re left with the simple fact that global warming, such as it is, is a natural cycle caused by more activity on the sun. The idea that humans are the cause has been disproved, and supremely arrogant.