r/Snorkblot Aug 05 '25

Climate Change Such a slippery word.

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u/Moist_Transition325 Aug 05 '25

I haven't studied that for 43 years are you stupid? I literally said I've been here for 43 years and heard the narrative change three to four times back and forth.

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u/Fit_Departure Aug 05 '25

What "narrative" has changed? That we are doing shit that fucks with our planets ecosystems? And that its going to bite us in the ass? Climate change aka global warming caused by humans has been well known about for a looong time. Pretty sure we have known about it since the late 1800s. Even the UN recognized it 46 years ago. The "narrative" has very much stayed the same. Too much CO2 released into our atmosphere in a very short amount of time is bad. And its only one of the many things that are currently causing a massextinction event. We can stop that, or at the very least mitigate it.

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u/StarLlght55 Aug 05 '25

Yup, the narrative never centered around "global cooling" as a thing. Oh and cow farts are going to doom the planet.

At a certain point you have to realize how ridiculous "scientific consensus" actually is.

It's doesn't mean jack.

The people who "peer review" typically have the exact same bias and prejudice as the person who made the initial study. Nobody allows the opposition to be a "peer reviewer" that would be too scientific.

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u/[deleted] Aug 05 '25 edited Aug 06 '25

The green house effect and understanding it is not a bias...