"LOL, I have a question for you Lorax. In prehistoric times, the earth was at points a lot warmer, for example cold-blooded dinosaurs lived as far north as Canada. At that time due to the heat, large amount of CO2 would have been burping from the oceans and if CO2 supposedly traps heat then it would have caused more CO2 to rise and so on, effectively being a perpetual heat increasing model. Yet it did not happen, the earth did not just heat up to neverending degrees where life could not live millions of years ago, why would you contend you would be right about it now when the earth is far cooler and far less methane and CO2 released?"
This is why I don't waste too much time with you.
Who the fuck are you kidding? You waste a lot of time with me, when I post you're on here practically drooling with a retort. It's just too bad you never have any facts present in it.
Your "science" basically comes from a comic book. Don't you know anything about warming & cooling cycles, and what the potential triggers are for each?
I do know that the strongest argument Gore presented on warming/cooling cycles was a complete lie. The ice core samples he showed, show on closer inspection, an 800 year lag between when it got warmer and THEN CO2 started increasing.
What do you know?
Do you honestly think that the climate that supported the dinosaurs would be an easy one for man to adjust to?
Um yes, do you prefer living in a more tropical climate, do you find it easier?
Why do people prefer living more south and retire in Florida?
It's really ridiculous trying to go over real factual information with you, when this hopelessly simplistic dinosaur example is the best you can do.
I've given you many other examples, studies, facts and questions and you've failed to answer any of them.
Why not answer the question or at least try?
I have not, nor will I ever, contend that the earth will heat up to "neverending degrees";
Bullshit, you're claim of it being "too late" is a clear reference to unstoppable global warming.
I will, however, contend that we are not suited for temperatures much warmer than this, on a wide variety of levels, and that we will be affected in a fairly dramatic way by the coming changes. They won't "kill us off," but the range of consequences can be put in a category of "less than desirable" pretty easily.
No it can't. As the earth has warmed, we have found it easier to live for the most part.