Where will we be in 250 years?

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Hell no !

They take all the Nephilim skeletons and lock them in a basement, then lie about ever seeing them.

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That’s when I asked why you think the trend will continue and you kinda flipped.

Actually it was because you started up with your usual leading question inference bullshit you always do.
I state, in this very thread, that the lunar shift and us exiting an ice age as my reason for thinking tides will get higher, and you ask me why I think it is man made and how we can reverse it.
 
I state, in this very thread, that the lunar shift and us exiting an ice age as my reason for thinking tides will get higher, and you ask me why I think it is man made and how we can reverse it.
What you really mean to say is the sky is falling.
 
Actually it was because you started up with your usual leading question inference bullshit you always do.
I state, in this very thread, that the lunar shift and us exiting an ice age as my reason for thinking tides will get higher, and you ask me why I think it is man made and how we can reverse it.
We can control the weather by eating bugs.

It's science, man !

WTF ?
 
Actually it was because you started up with your usual leading question inference bullshit you always do.
I state, in this very thread, that the lunar shift and us exiting an ice age as my reason for thinking tides will get higher, and you ask me why I think it is man made and how we can reverse it.
I hadn’t seen your lunar tide theory. So you don’t think climate change is causing the sea level to rise?
 
I hadn’t seen your lunar tide theory. So you don’t think climate change is causing the sea level to rise?

It’s not really a theory, it happens pretty regularly.
And yes, polar ice is melting every year, by the billions of tons. That affects ocean levels.

Or just make taller seawalls

That’s a possibility too. shoulda led with that instead of being a dickhead
 
Not the same thing, but yes you are correct.
That is the only simple observation I need to discard your rising sea levels theory. Science says there is mucho water in very deep underground aquifers so rising sea levels=much ado about nothing. Anything could happen. The fountains of the deep could burst forth and make the southwest USA an inland sea again. I heard there was great fishing there back then. Some real lunkers.
 
Why aren’t ice core samples an acceptable way to see climate variances?
They aren't accurate enough to compare to data collected in the past 20 years. It's comparing something a bit fuzzy to something very accurate (even though they game them on top of that).
I have an NOAA temp station about 300 feet from my house. I've noticed it throws away outlier very cold days and essentially inputs fake data. IE once it was -17F out, I went on their site and looked what that station was showing and it said it was 5F out.
 
That is the only simple observation I need to discard your rising sea levels theory. Science says there is mucho water in very deep underground aquifers so rising sea levels=much ado about nothing. Anything could happen. The fountains of the deep could burst forth and make the southwest USA an inland sea again. I heard there was great fishing there back then. Some real lunkers.

Have you seen a glacier? They don’t sit even with the water level. If you put a block of ice in your drink that is a foot taller than the glass, do you not think the level would rise when it melts?

Even if you want ti ignore displacement, a lot of ice that melts is off of land, not just some floating block of ice.
 
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They aren't accurate enough to compare to data collected in the past 20 years. It's comparing something a bit fuzzy to something very accurate (even though they game them on top of that).
I have an NOAA temp station about 300 feet from my house. I've noticed it throws away outlier very cold days and essentially inputs fake data. IE once it was -17F out, I went on their site and looked what that station was showing ant it said it was 5F out.

Would they be comparable to samples taken today? Core samples aren’t “taking the temperature” of something. They aren’t temping the ice.

I mean I agree that the climate estimations if millions of years ago aren’t going to be as accurate as of yesterday, but you are comparing apples and oranges here
 
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