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senseamp

Lifer
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If fat Americans rode their bicycle once in a while instead of driving their fat asses around in an SUV, everyone would be better off.
 

glenn1

Lifer
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What these morons don't get is that a continuation of using fossil fuels and an unwillingness to change to better alternatives has and does result in a lower standard of living. Poor air quality leads to health issues and just in case they haven't noticed, our health care ain't exactly cheap. Not only that but harvesting oil has lead to real immediate consequences that also lower the quality of life. For example, fracking has lead to an increase in earthquakes where they either didn't exist or happened very rarely. Let's not forget about ground water contamination, destroyed beaches and the loss of business as a result. Even greater risks such as having to deal with countries that don't support our type of demacracy along with the ups and downs of a volatile energy market are just some of the negative economic impact of continuing with such policies.

That's great when you're willing to look at your policies in terms of remote abstracts like "higher prices mean you'll put a timer on your lights" and no one really impacted much if at all. It's entirely different when to have your policy be effective, you need to price energy high enough that people go completely without and you need to look a poor person in the eye and tell them why they shouldn't heat their homes in the winter, be able to afford the gasoline to drive to work, or a large family they'll need to leave some kids behind because you hate SUVs that could haul them all.
 

senseamp

Lifer
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It's called an externality. Market price should reflect it, not pretend that dumping stuff into the air is free. "Free market" conservatives should know that, but somehow their idea of "free market" is capture the benefit, externalize the cost.
 

glenn1

Lifer
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It's called an externality. Market price should reflect it, not pretend that dumping stuff into the air is free. "Free market" conservatives should know that, but somehow their idea of "free market" is capture the benefit, externalize the cost.

You call it externality, I call it locking folks into unemployment and greatly reduced living standards due to your carbon tax which is in reality a ghetto tax. For example, 70% of all entry level jobs are in the suburbs which you'd make it difficult if not impossible to get to with all your amazing plans to price the poor and lower middle class out of cars and the gasoline to run them.
 

BoberFett

Lifer
Oct 9, 1999
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Awww... Boberfett stewing in his own bitter bile, projecting his own resentment & inadequacy out on the rest of the world, as usual.

If I have to pay more per KWH, I'll compensate by using fewer of them. You'll just whine, I'm sure.

Up next, room occupancy sensors. The lights come on when I enter the room, go out after a preset delay after I leave. You probably lack the expertise to install one w/o being electrocuted. OTOH, you might benefit from shock therapy.

Again, you completely failed to miss the point you geriatric buffoon.

Americans say they want to stop climate change, but they don't want their lifestyles affected.

You are one of the most thick-headed dipshits this forum has ever seen.
 

BoberFett

Lifer
Oct 9, 1999
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Maybe it's because Americans know that most pollution is caused by businesses.

Nah that couldn't be! Americans are stupid but not boberfett, he's smart!

http://www.theguardian.com/environm...-made-global-warming-emissions-climate-change

http://m.ajc.com/news/news/local/study-southern-company-plants-are-3-biggest-greenh/nQQJn/

You stupid fuck!

Do businesses just pollute for fun? Is it in their mission statements? Is that they end goal, and consumer goods are just a byproduct?

You're as stupid as Jhnnmhklnnklhmn. If people want less pollution from businesses, they could stop buying so much shit. Have gardens in their backyards. Live more subsistence based lifestyles.

By the videos I've seen of Black Friday, I don't think climate change is really what Americans care about.
 

sm625

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When is this stupid crap going to end? They doctor the raw data. Do you even understand what that means? I swear its like trying to make 4 year olds understand. They deliberately change the raw data for what are clearly political purposes. What part of that do you not understand? What part of that do you disagree with? In what part of that is it not entirely clear what the intentions are? This has been going on for years. And it doesnt even matter, all these screamers just ignore what are obvious and glaring totally unscientific manipulations of historical record! It's so stupid it's comical. Yet it continues.

This is just like arguing with proponents of welfare. You tell them that these people on welfare have more resources than almost any group throughout human history. That is a cold hard fact. They are rich by historical standards. It isnt helping them. It will never help them. But still it continues. Facts dont matter. People just trudge forward blindly guided by their erroneous beliefs rather than evidence.
 
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Bart*Simpson

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When is this stupid crap going to end? They doctor the raw data. Do you even understand what that means? I swear its like trying to make 4 year olds understand. They deliberately change the raw data for what are clearly political purposes. What part of that do you not understand? What part of that do you disagree with? In what part of that is it not entirely clear what the intentions are? This has been going on for years. And it doesnt even matter, all these screamers just ignore what are obvious and glaring totally unscientific manipulations of historical record! It's so stupid it's comical. Yet it continues.

This is just like arguing with proponents of welfare. You tell them that these people on welfare have more resources than almost any group throughout human history. That is a cold hard fact. They are rich by historical standards. It isnt helping them. It will never help them. But still it continues. Facts dont matter. People just trudge forward blindly guided by their erroneous beliefs rather than evidence.

This. :thumbsup:
 

fskimospy

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Mar 10, 2006
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When is this stupid crap going to end? They doctor the raw data. Do you even understand what that means? I swear its like trying to make 4 year olds understand. They deliberately change the raw data for what are clearly political purposes. What part of that do you not understand? What part of that do you disagree with? In what part of that is it not entirely clear what the intentions are? This has been going on for years. And it doesnt even matter, all these screamers just ignore what are obvious and glaring totally unscientific manipulations of historical record! It's so stupid it's comical. Yet it continues.

This is just like arguing with proponents of welfare. You tell them that these people on welfare have more resources than almost any group throughout human history. That is a cold hard fact. They are rich by historical standards. It isnt helping them. It will never help them. But still it continues. Facts dont matter. People just trudge forward blindly guided by their erroneous beliefs rather than evidence.

This all coming from the guy who thought the federal government was conspiring to shut down economic indicators if they posted unfavorable news. I'm sure THIS conspiracy is right though, even while you're wrong on all the others.

Have you considered that you may not have a very good sense of how data, science, or government works? You seem to basically be a low information tin foil hat conspiracy guy.
 

sm625

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This all coming from the guy who thought the federal government was conspiring to shut down economic indicators if they posted unfavorable news. I'm sure THIS conspiracy is right though, even while you're wrong on all the others.

Have you considered that you may not have a very good sense of how data, science, or government works? You seem to basically be a low information tin foil hat conspiracy guy.

So are you going to fucking deny anything I've said or are you going to blather meaningless claptrap that has jack all to do with the topic at hand? Are you going to say that they didnt change the raw data? Say something frickin meaningful or piss off.
 

fskimospy

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So are you going to fucking deny anything I've said or are you going to blather meaningless claptrap that has jack all to do with the topic at hand? Are you going to say that they didnt change the raw data? Say something frickin meaningful or piss off.

They adjusted the data to correct for known biases, which is what is done in basically every measurement ever. It would in fact be scientific malpractice NOT to adjust the data to correct these biases.

In this case as in many others you allege massive conspiracies based on no evidence or understanding of the topic at hand and then when your predictions never happen you just ignore it and move onto the next conspiracy. What's more likely, all the climate scientists in the world being involved in a massive conspiracy, or you being ignorant/crazy? Take a minute and think about it.
 

Paratus

Lifer
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You call it externality, I call it locking folks into unemployment and greatly reduced living standards due to your carbon tax which is in reality a ghetto tax. For example, 70% of all entry level jobs are in the suburbs which you'd make it difficult if not impossible to get to with all your amazing plans to price the poor and lower middle class out of cars and the gasoline to run them.

We get it Glenn. You want to treat the atmosphere like a never ending interest free loan. You can borrow as much as you want for as long as you want and never pay it back because it will never ever ever have an impact on you or anyone else, well at least you.
 
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glenn1

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We get it Glenn. You want to treat the atmosphere like a never ending interest free loan. You can borrow as much as you want for as long as you want and never pay it back because it will never ever ever have an impact on you or anyone else, well at least you.

Sounds like Keynesian stimulus which your side supports.
 

buckshot24

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So are you going to fucking deny anything I've said or are you going to blather meaningless claptrap that has jack all to do with the topic at hand? Are you going to say that they didnt change the raw data? Say something frickin meaningful or piss off.
ES is a rather ingeniously designed fallacy bot. I've been much happier only seeing its ramblings when quoted. I highly suggest you do the same and ignore it.
 

Paratus

Lifer
Jun 4, 2004
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When is this stupid crap going to end? They doctor the raw data. Do you even understand what that means? I swear its like trying to make 4 year olds understand. They deliberately change the raw data for what are clearly political purposes. What part of that do you not understand? What part of that do you disagree with? In what part of that is it not entirely clear what the intentions are? This has been going on for years. And it doesnt even matter, all these screamers just ignore what are obvious and glaring totally unscientific manipulations of historical record! It's so stupid it's comical. Yet it continues.

This is just like arguing with proponents of welfare. You tell them that these people on welfare have more resources than almost any group throughout human history. That is a cold hard fact. They are rich by historical standards. It isnt helping them. It will never help them. But still it continues. Facts dont matter. People just trudge forward blindly guided by their erroneous beliefs rather than evidence.


Look in the mirror buddy.

Your entire diatribe is based on your belief that all the scientists are in a conspiracy to lie about global warming. Yet they simultaneously posted their reasons and methods in peer review journals.

Basically this infographic sums you up very nicely.



Try arguing with some facts next time.
 
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Paratus

Lifer
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So are you going to fucking deny anything I've said or are you going to blather meaningless claptrap that has jack all to do with the topic at hand? Are you going to say that they didnt change the raw data? Say something frickin meaningful or piss off.

Yes they did change raw data. Here you can read all about it:
http://www.noaanews.noaa.gov/storie...owdown-in-global-warming-in-recent-years.html

Now why don't you follow the link in the news article to the published research in Science and then get back to us with your own analysis of their work. Please rely on facts when contrasting your work with theirs.

Once you can prove what they did is actually wrong then you can see about proving political manipulation.

Until then stop shoveling BS.
 

Paratus

Lifer
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Sounds like Keynesian stimulus which your side supports.

Keynesian economics suggest building a surplus in times of growth. As bshole will no don't by tell you we've had plenty of growth. Time to use that fossil fuel growth to bootstrap us to sources of energy that don't have as many downsides.

Your side loves bootstraps.
 

ivwshane

Lifer
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That's great when you're willing to look at your policies in terms of remote abstracts like "higher prices mean you'll put a timer on your lights" and no one really impacted much if at all. It's entirely different when to have your policy be effective, you need to price energy high enough that people go completely without and you need to look a poor person in the eye and tell them why they shouldn't heat their homes in the winter, be able to afford the gasoline to drive to work, or a large family they'll need to leave some kids behind because you hate SUVs that could haul them all.

What the fuck are you rambling about?
 

ivwshane

Lifer
May 15, 2000
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Do businesses just pollute for fun? Is it in their mission statements? Is that they end goal, and consumer goods are just a byproduct?

You're as stupid as Jhnnmhklnnklhmn. If people want less pollution from businesses, they could stop buying so much shit. Have gardens in their backyards. Live more subsistence based lifestyles.

By the videos I've seen of Black Friday, I don't think climate change is really what Americans care about.

Hmm...Solar is taking off, hybrid and electric cars are taking off, consumers are replacing incandescent light bulbs with LED'S, meanwhile coal is dying, and fuel efficiency is one of the top demands by consumers, so it sounds like consumers are doing exactly what you think they should be doing or do you think people have piles of money laying around to make big purchases that will have large impacts on their carbon footprints but just aren't interested?

Way to base your views on videos you fucking dumbass! What are you a child?
 
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Subyman

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They adjusted the data to correct for known biases, which is what is done in basically every measurement ever. It would in fact be scientific malpractice NOT to adjust the data to correct these biases.

In this case as in many others you allege massive conspiracies based on no evidence or understanding of the topic at hand and then when your predictions never happen you just ignore it and move onto the next conspiracy. What's more likely, all the climate scientists in the world being involved in a massive conspiracy, or you being ignorant/crazy? Take a minute and think about it.

It is not even worth replying to him. He has obviously never taken a basic science class.
 

bshole

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More global warming fail.

Prediction of slight decrease in crop production from 2000 to 2015:



Reality, more than 25% increase in crop production since 2000:



Fuck it, stupid internet. Do a google search of worldwide+crop+yields+by+year to see the graph. It show every class of crop skyrocketing in the last 15 years.

Their models don't even make good toilet papers. And we buy this shit? One would expect higher temps and higher levels of CO2 to increase productivity and objective evidence bears this out. THEY STILL HAVE THE CAJONES to tell us that it is hurting crop yields. White is black, 2+2=5, as long as they have a model, we fucking believe these prophets.
 
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Jhhnn

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That's great when you're willing to look at your policies in terms of remote abstracts like "higher prices mean you'll put a timer on your lights" and no one really impacted much if at all. It's entirely different when to have your policy be effective, you need to price energy high enough that people go completely without and you need to look a poor person in the eye and tell them why they shouldn't heat their homes in the winter, be able to afford the gasoline to drive to work, or a large family they'll need to leave some kids behind because you hate SUVs that could haul them all.

Nice straw man & an interesting argument. You rage against "ineffective" policy because it won't bring the doom you say effective policy would. Quite kewl.

We're talking about incremental change brought about by policy. You know, the kind of change like better CAFE mileage that benefits all car buyers. Like higher efficiency ratings in lighting & everything else electrical. Better insulation standards & so forth.

The trend among more affluent people is higher efficiency, even to solar electrical arrays. That holds down energy demand, resulting in better supply for everybody else.

SUV's? I'm sure they'll be around for a long while. They'll just get better mileage. They already do.
 

bshole

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Nice straw man & an interesting argument. You rage against "ineffective" policy because it won't bring the doom you say effective policy would. Quite kewl.

We're talking about incremental change brought about by policy. You know, the kind of change like better CAFE mileage that benefits all car buyers. Like higher efficiency ratings in lighting & everything else electrical. Better insulation standards & so forth.

The trend among more affluent people is higher efficiency, even to solar electrical arrays. That holds down energy demand, resulting in better supply for everybody else.

SUV's? I'm sure they'll be around for a long while. They'll just get better mileage. They already do.

I would prefer incremental change brought about by research and supply/demand. No need to shit all over our economy, it is in the toilet already.
 

senseamp

Lifer
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You call it externality, I call it locking folks into unemployment and greatly reduced living standards due to your carbon tax which is in reality a ghetto tax. For example, 70% of all entry level jobs are in the suburbs which you'd make it difficult if not impossible to get to with all your amazing plans to price the poor and lower middle class out of cars and the gasoline to run them.

If you don't think it's an externality, run your car in your garage with the door closed.
Now, your concern as to whether passing on the cost of this externality to the poor is a good idea, that can be alleviated with tax credits or subsidies. Yes, society would change to use less of fossil fuels if the true cost of fossil fuel, with externalities included was passed on to the consumer. But that's as it should be.
 
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