And yet people wonder why we don’t just blindly trust everything that anyone who claims to be a scientist says:
The current debate about global warming is “completely irrational,” and people need to start taking a different approach, say two Ottawa scientists.
Carleton University science professor Tim Patterson said global warming will not bring about the downfall of life on the planet.
Patterson said much of the up-to-date research indicates that “changes in the brightness of the sun” are almost certainly the primary cause of the warming trend since the end of the “Little Ice Age” in the late 19th century. Huan emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2), the gas of concern in most plans to curb climate change, appear to have little effect on global climate, he said.
“I think the proof in the pudding, based on what (media and governments) are saying, (is) we’re about three quarters of the way (to disaster) with the doubling of CO2 in the atmosphere,” said Patterson. “The world should be heating up like crazy by now, and it’s not. The temperatures match very closely with the solar cycles.”
The underlying reason for the global warming hysteria is closely connected to the distinction that I’ve been demonstrating exists between atheism and science… and not even atheism proper but rather the neomateriosophers and scientists. Since Materiosophy is dedicated to nothing but the perfecting of Man, it is perfectly content to hijack science or religion at any time, depending upon what is more suitable at the moment.
Of late, that has happened to be climate science, but as soon as scientists satisfy themselves that global warming is not anthropogenic, they will come under the same sort of savage attack that is customarily directed towards the religious faithful. We’re already seeing that happen, which is a sign that the high point of the global warming scare has already passed.
And of course the debate is irrational. How could it possibly be anything else, considering that the driving force behind it are the most irrational atheists of all, the false ones.