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Species Extinction
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It's often been claimed that species are becoming extinct at an unprecedented rate. But the question never asked is – which ones specifically?
Name them.
In brief – where are the bodies?
Which ones were here today but are no longer with us? If species are dropping off this mortal coil at such an unprecedented rate, shouldn't we know what species they are?
Name them.
In brief – where are the bodies?
Which ones were here today but are no longer with us? If species are dropping off this mortal coil at such an unprecedented rate, shouldn't we know what species they are?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.For example, on principia-scientific, I found articles claiming that the nuclear forces don't exist, that Black holes are fictional, vaccines cause autism, and on and on. It's a repository of pseudoscientific conspiracy theory BS. If you consider that a credible source then I question your judgement.
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// Is it that you are afraid to contemplate that you were conned into a view point and are now too entrenched, even smitten, with it to admit it even to yourself?//
No, it's not. I can guarantee you that I've already had the experience of what I say and do being shown to be wrong by other scientists, and it's not pleasant, believe me. But it was a useful lesson all the same.
I've already debunked birdie's erroneous data on temperatures and solar intensity; I've provided a well-referenced source discussing the history of Climate Science and the understanding of the role, and I've invited you to read that, and the sources therein. As far as I'm concerned, that debunks your case to my satisfaction. It *does* matter that one of the websites you cited is filled with garbage -- it's a good rule of thumb that people who are incapable of judging good science in one area are equally incapable of judging it anywhere else. And, just to be clear, that source isn't "'wrong' or contentious", it's just plain wrong. If you can't even appreciate that then what hope have I of persuading you of any of the other myriad mistakes therein?
No, it's not. I can guarantee you that I've already had the experience of what I say and do being shown to be wrong by other scientists, and it's not pleasant, believe me. But it was a useful lesson all the same.
I've already debunked birdie's erroneous data on temperatures and solar intensity; I've provided a well-referenced source discussing the history of Climate Science and the understanding of the role, and I've invited you to read that, and the sources therein. As far as I'm concerned, that debunks your case to my satisfaction. It *does* matter that one of the websites you cited is filled with garbage -- it's a good rule of thumb that people who are incapable of judging good science in one area are equally incapable of judging it anywhere else. And, just to be clear, that source isn't "'wrong' or contentious", it's just plain wrong. If you can't even appreciate that then what hope have I of persuading you of any of the other myriad mistakes therein?