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@capitalistic
@capitalistic 18 годин тому
3:32 shocked me. I am from Turkey and I believe he studied Sabbatai Sevi and his followers. This topic is still very rarely known in here. Marshall Sahlins was a true genius.
@hamishlovesit4731
@hamishlovesit4731 3 дні тому
Fake , about as fake as it gets 😂
@henryp4856
@henryp4856 4 дні тому
Co2’s heat trapping ability is a logarithmic association.Therefore to double its heat absorption co2 concentration must increase by a factor of 10.Thus co2 more than likely has very little affect on temperature.We are however due for another ice age which would be more than devastating to mankind.
@setiandromeda6091
@setiandromeda6091 6 днів тому
What surprises me is the dulusional perception.there is an assumption of a moral high ground for the Anglo saxons which is negated by historical experiences.the gentleman offers apologia for a unipolar world without exposing the contradictions ad ills of the Anglo-Saxon imperialism.he purports to secure himself in a stupor portraying half truths ad biased historical perspective as truth.he still thinks the west has the goodies to offer for compliance.this cannot happen ad change is a constant not managed by the west or by anybody.there shall be many contradictions in the hegelian sense but this gentleman is not exposed to dialectics.the hangover of pre world war 2 ad the euphoria ad arrogance of the 1990s persists.u trust the anglosaxon at ua own risk ad 9ur academician as a court poet ad warmonger ad cultural imperialist has nit woken up t9 reality.u can be objective ad make a point but its sad when intellectual dishonesty is used to arrive at conclusions howsoever great they maybe
@OvernightCountFraud2024
@OvernightCountFraud2024 9 днів тому
Trolling
@krickerd
@krickerd 9 днів тому
So if the real scientists with the real data such as Mr. Christy are correct, can we the little people all agree to dismantle our governments (which are FORCE) who cause things like war and hyper-inflation? I agree 100% with Ronald Reagan on one point: government is the problem.
@laurenz323
@laurenz323 11 днів тому
30:50 euro is also a foreign currency so every country with the euro is currency user
@IsThatWWIIGuy
@IsThatWWIIGuy 13 днів тому
Or sign a new contract for 8 more years
@savedbychrist504
@savedbychrist504 14 днів тому
You left off Carleton College- why? It’s #9 on the USNews rating which is what most high schools go by.
@GlobetruthFU
@GlobetruthFU 16 днів тому
Mann is about as honest as a lot of other academic grifters that have been found wanting lately.
@scottekoontz
@scottekoontz 6 днів тому
So all scientists are OMG OMG GRIFTERS because they all come to the same conclusions? NEAT!!! I like your "thinking". What about the skeptics who are funded by Kock industries who used Watts' best rural stations?
@trejackson7195
@trejackson7195 17 днів тому
Hi how can I enroll for a undergraduate degree in Biology im super interested
@malikadif5422
@malikadif5422 18 днів тому
Dr Finkelstein Personnification of truth , honesty, seriuosness , warm greetings from Algeria
@ans.king1
@ans.king1 20 днів тому
Western governor university is the best and fastest
@Leo-hi8bu
@Leo-hi8bu 21 день тому
I suspect while scientists discuss their issues the journalists and politicians pick what they like and try to make sensations and scandals. This is where many scientific facts get twisted and exaggerated. And by the way Greta Thunberg should go back to school and learn the stuff.
@lesclesdudiscernement3631
@lesclesdudiscernement3631 24 дні тому
I'm a climato-realist and I never believed that mankind had the power to change the climate. Mankind is supposed to have the intelligence to take responsibility on the way mankind lives in its biosphere. The capitalist model based on never ending increase of ressources extraction can not stand for a few more centuries. Of course, nuclear energy is the most likely to replace fossile energy but there are AT LOT of machines that can't be powered with electricity and the batteries needed are also very polluting to fabricate. Besides the metals required for an electrified network for everybody on the planet aren't available anymore and the mining industry is the most polluting one. So nuclear energy won't save the western lifestyle based on programmed obsolence and consumerism. Mankind have to work on a most sober way to live on this earth as a matter of fact. Low-tech solutions can be invented : they are actually by the poorest one in eastern countries who can't live anymore in the previous consumerist lifestyle. It's quite clear to me that the continent where the low-tech will be more and more powerfull and inventive will be Africa while we are going to cling on the last oil drop by wars etc etc
@JustShaneB
@JustShaneB 25 днів тому
You agree, you agree, blah blah… This insanity must stop.
@rafar.9636
@rafar.9636 Місяць тому
Micheal Mann what a disgrace for Science..
@Koiler8
@Koiler8 Місяць тому
Anyone who claims the globe is warming is a grifter for the cause of Michael Mann Climate Hysteria.
@MCallsen
@MCallsen Місяць тому
Links please ^^
@andrewdegozaru74
@andrewdegozaru74 Місяць тому
I really enjoyed this discussion. Thanks for posting it. One thing I learned in my post grad research is that often rather perplexing contradictions in one field of research are easily explained by phenomena researched outside of the immediate field of research. In the case of climate change, it is worth looking at the underpinnings of 1970s politics, power, and funding cycles that have only increased with time. The desire for a common enemy to justify the creation of a world government is the motivation (as evidenced by the writings and actions of those who promote such an end). Looking, seeing, and accepting what one objectively sees can require one to overcome personal prejudices and blinkers - something Daniel Kahneman (Nobel Prize winner) and others have long warned us about. I can recommend "From Greta to the Great Reset: Making Emergencies Work" by T. Witt, 2022 in The American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Vol. 81, No. 2 as a helpful starting point. I also recommend digging through sources. The political underpinnings of the apparent contradiction between models and actual data also underpin other sociological and political phenomena societies are currently navigating Following the money and on record statements made by those who pull the strings...
@Yotrek
@Yotrek Місяць тому
38:18 was the most interesting part of the conversation. We need to stop talking about economics like we do in the first part of the conversation and switch the conversation to entropy. Doing so eliminates endless partisan bickering and replaces it with “shut up and calculate”. If we do this then we will become a level 0 civilization.
@dedesunbeam9361
@dedesunbeam9361 Місяць тому
I would love to know whether or not Hooft think AI will eventually be able to give us answers because it will not be restricted the way the human mind is.
@stevefitt9538
@stevefitt9538 Місяць тому
The reason we can't air condition the earth by expelling to space the waste heat being generated after 400 years of economic growth at 2.3%/year is that you need to gather the waste heat and this requires a lot of energy. This additional energy then adds to the waste heat that you need to radiate into space. How are you going to send the energy away? Will you use lasers? After another 100 or 1000 years the lasers will be making the earth glow like a star.
@spookemsmagoo4u
@spookemsmagoo4u Місяць тому
In straight up denial. There is no evidence that deterrence works? maybe idk rehabilitation would be more effective.
@bevanthistlethwaite3123
@bevanthistlethwaite3123 Місяць тому
Is it me, or does it seem to everyone else that our host is doing more than playing devils advocate here with Dr Christie and seems more of an AGW ideologue with his line of questioning. From my knowledge of thermodynamics, my understanding is that it is impossible for heat transfer to take place from the atmosphere to the land surface, firstly because the temperature gradient both between the ground and the air, and below the ground are both negative, more so below ground because of the much greater mass density of the ground (1000x) than for the air irrespective of the composition of the air so that the temperature apex is always at the ground surface independent of whether it is day or night, summer or winter. The Sun is the primary heat source in our Solar System, and the ground surface is the principal secondary heat radiator, while the atmosphere can only be a net heat sink purely on the basis of potential heat density at ambient temperatures and pressures and the nature of heat flux combined with heat convection. My understanding too is that the climate debate has been focused on the empirical data provided by temperature measurements and its variability over recorded time has been the endless subject of controversy, but there seems to be little recourse to the thermodynamics of heat transfer between solids, liquids and gases that takes place in the atmosphere on a daily basis, where latent heat flux plays a disproportionate role in the balance between sensible and latent heat, most significantly with water vapor which is commonly understood by everyone to be the primary determinant of the prevailing weather, whether as rain, hail, sleet, snow, cloud or not insignificantly ground moisture. That carbon-based compounds that dwell in the atmosphere and oceans only transiently as part of the carbon cycle have been elevated to being the primary determinants of significant thermodynamic effects in the weather seems spurious not only to me but many others, notwithstanding their ability to absorb radiation albeit in a narrow band of ambient temperature ranges (a characteristic that I believe has been crucial for plant and animal respiration and survival in cold climates in particular). Recourse to the solar spectrum reveals that the intensity of incident daylight radiation at the frequencies sensitive to these carbon-based gases is roughly 180x the intensity experienced from ambient ground temperatures, and therefore any net latent heat absorbed by carbon-based gases in the atmosphere will be firstly dissipated through sensible heat transfer with more concentrated diatomic gases in the atmosphere, and secondly through convective heat transfer with the cooler upper atmosphere, so that less effective radiation reaches the ground surface (think of how a parasol works). My understanding too is that Fourier for one would agree wholeheartedly.
@johkiri
@johkiri Місяць тому
But really. What company will run up on that info. I want to invest
@johkiri
@johkiri Місяць тому
So far.. APGMF stock is not doing anything
@normsky5504
@normsky5504 Місяць тому
CO2 is essential for all plant life.
@normsky5504
@normsky5504 Місяць тому
I wish young people would listen to this and become motivated again. It seems they have lost the will to be productive, because of all the fake doomsday scenarios being propagated by governments and bodies like the U.N.
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481 Місяць тому
Christy's data has been corrected by others numerous times over the years. The most egregious is when he failed to account for satellite drift. He has also errantly included stratospheric temperature for tropospheric temperature. This is why you always want to have rebuttals as part of any teaching video. SkepticalScience skewers his views on their site. See CLIMATE MISINFORMATION BY SOURCE: JOHN CHRISTY
@gilschiller1058
@gilschiller1058 Місяць тому
The fact that micheal Mann has been caught data cheating , makes him irrelevant, Mr Christy talks common sense on climate . I will side with Mr Christy.
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481 Місяць тому
The Climategate scientists, including Mann, were exonerated by seven independent investigative panels. No fraud or fudging of data was found. None. NADA. Zilch.
@Scottit
@Scottit Місяць тому
Common error: To attribute temperature rise for past century (or since 1880) to CO2 increases. CO2 didn't start significantly increasing until 1945. Although, even since then, temps sporadically gradually increase with no correlation.
@RedShiftGalaxy
@RedShiftGalaxy Місяць тому
Who gave academic credentials to Jed The Doctor who is constantly insisting on idiotic false preordered conclusions about climate based on the data that do not exists.
@mrunning10
@mrunning10 Місяць тому
Dr. Christy's data does exist, and it CONFIRMS global warming.
@whatsgoingon4815
@whatsgoingon4815 Місяць тому
There aren’t more forest fires or hurricanes etc, there is just more media.
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481 Місяць тому
Canadian wildfire burn acreage has doubled in the last forty years. In the U.S. as well. Canada had the largest wildfire in its history last summer. Greece had the largest fire in European history last summer. Texas is fighting the largest fire in its history right now. The Amazon, which is normally too humid to burn on its own, is presently on fire after suffering a monster drought that has killed billions of trees and plants. The Amazon drought itself broke all records, even though the previous record was just broken in 2015. Beware of a popular misleading graph that appears to show more fires in the 1920s and 1930s than today. That graph includes millions of acres of INTENTIONAL burns, which today's graphs do not include. The National Interagency Fire Center states that all wildfire data before 1983 is unreliable, for this reason and others, and warns against using the notorious graph as a source for information. While hurricanes haven't increased, they have increased in intensity, about 8% per decade for the last four decades, according to NOAA. A Taiwanese study of typhoons shows the same intensification. Arctic cyclones too.
@whatsgoingon4815
@whatsgoingon4815 Місяць тому
So we have to ignore everything except what you tell us.
@PeteH0121
@PeteH0121 Місяць тому
Only in a Clown world like the one we now seem to inhabit is it possible for governments to continue to get behind model after model over several decades even though just about EVERY one (of those the governments support) have turned out to be erroneous. It cannot possibly be that successive governments just HAPPEN to support the wrong models every time and it is certainly no coincidence that even after so many model failures, NOTHING significant has been done to improve the quality of the modelling. Governments would never allow drugs to be released for use on the public without thorough testing and analysis so why is this different - oh, no, wait. Scrub that last sentence. Eventually, I hope the public will realize that it isn't the Climate which needs to be radically altered, it's the Western style of government - where lies and corruption seem to be the order of the day.
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481 Місяць тому
Are the world's PhD-level scientists all wrong and the governments all lying or are you simply misnformed, Pete? The models have actually been quite accurate. See STUDY CONFIRMS MODELS ARE GETTING FUTURE WARMING PROJECTIONS RIGHT, at the NASA website. It's John Christy's UAH satellite data that fails to align with the models. The ground temperature readings match nicely, and ground readings are always more accurate than satellite readings of radiance. ELEVEN studies confirm the scientific consensus on climate change. ELEVEN. Over 80 academies of science and ALL of the world's scientific institutions, from NASA to NOAA to the World Meteorological Org. publicly endorse the consensus position, which is why every nation on earth is a card-carrying member of the IPCC. In 2021, Cornell University surveyed the over 88000 climate studies published from 2012-2020 and tallied a 99.9% consensus that human activity, not nature, is driving today's climate change. Even Exxon's own scientists in leaked memos have acknowledged that combusted fossil fuels are warming the planet to a damaging degree. By contrast, John Christy has made any number of egregious errors over the years, including the failure to account for orbital drift. Many of his talking points have been roundly debunked, in fact, which you can see for yourself at CLIMATE MISINFORMTION BY SOURCE: JOHN CHRISTY, at the Skeptical Science website.
@tommore8303
@tommore8303 Місяць тому
What is a woman? We live in an ideologically possessed queer cult. Our universities are leaders in promoting the violence that twins with insanity. We are philosophical zombies. Does anyone, under fear of being arrested, as in Canada, dare to state what a woman is lest one's child be stolen by members of the insane state? Who can possibly trust "science" when insanity is the dominant cultural motif. I don't have and informed opinion on climate issues though I do try to follow the exchanges and presentations. I used to trust our universities. What is a woman?
@billbissenas2973
@billbissenas2973 Місяць тому
Christy convincingly addresses Mann’s misconceptions. Christy and Mann have gone back and forth on this issue for decades now. In the vast majority of interactions, Christy’s view wins out.
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481 Місяць тому
See "Climate Misinformation by Source: John Christy."
@reneaustin5962
@reneaustin5962 Місяць тому
'promo sm'
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481 Місяць тому
Christy's data has been corrected by others numerous times over the years. The most egregious is when he failed to account for satellite drift. He has also errantly included stratospheric temperature for tropospheric temperature. This is why you always want to have rebuttals as part of any teaching video. SkepticalScience skewers his views on their site. See CLIMATE MISINFORMATION BY SOURCE: JOHN CHRISTY
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481 Місяць тому
We are actually warming TEN TIMES faster than is normal when receding from an Ice Age.
@aliendroneservices6621
@aliendroneservices6621 Місяць тому
Yet, people are still freezing to death. "In the U.S., death rates in winter months have typically been *_8% to 12% higher_* than in non-winter months."
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481 Місяць тому
@@aliendroneservices6621 There is conflicting data on this subject, depending on whether your source is NOAA, the CDC or others. NOAA gives fewer deaths for heat, the CDC gives more; it all depends on how you count it and what you include and exclude. While fewer people may die directly by heat than cold, heat-related drought and heatwaves decimate crops and bring on agricultural collapse and famine. 9 million people per year die of starvation or famine. Add that into the death mix and heat kills far more than cold does. It's not nearly as simple as fossil fuel industry propaganda would have us believe. Global warming is about a lot more than death rates. Sea level has risen four inches since 1993, and its rate of rise has DOUBLED since then, according to NASA and the World Meteorological Org. According to NOAA, high tide flooding along the American south and Gulf coasts has risen an astonishing 400% and 1100% respectively since the year 2000. Maine is uplifting land from glacial rebound yet in January suffered a record high tide that caused over $100 million in damages. Annapolis, Maryland, meanwhile, is struggling to protect its city dock neighorbood from flooding its streets and businesses 60 times a year. Miami Beach has raised 105 miles of roads. New York and Louisiana have a combined $100 billion in flood mitigation projects in the works. And we're just getting started. Now add in the cost of a TRIPLING of heatwaves since 1960 (EPA stats), a DOUBLING of wildfire damage across the U.S. and Canada and a month-long expansion of the fire season (U.S. Forest Service), an 8% per decade intensification of hurricanes (NOAA), and increases in ocean acidification, marine heatwaves (University of Bern), extreme precipitation events (EPA), drought intensity and tick-and-mosquito-borne diseases and you begin to understand the catastrophic financial fallout from a changing climate.
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481 Місяць тому
@@aliendroneservices6621 Recent research shows that climate change was the leading factor behind the deadly drought that killed thousands of people in the Horn of Africa from 2020-2022. By directly impacting food, water, and energy supplies, climate change also leads to increased competition over natural resources and displacement, fueling conflict and destitution. Should the global temperature rise two degrees Celsius by 2050, 80 million more people will face hunger. See HUMAN INDUCED CLIMATE CHANGE INCREASED DROUGHT SEVERITY IN HORN OF AFRICA. It's important to add up ALL the effects of climate change before jumping to conclusions.
@p51amustang
@p51amustang 2 місяці тому
Excellent. Should be required viewing for all commentators before the make their comments.
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481 Місяць тому
Christy's data has been corrected by others numerous times over the years. The most egregious is when he failed to account for satellite drift. He has also errantly included stratospheric temperature for tropospheric temperature. This is why you always want to have rebuttals as part of any teaching video. SkepticalScience skewers his views on their site. See CLIMATE MISINFORMATION BY SOURCE: JOHN CHRISTY
@saphone9758
@saphone9758 2 місяці тому
Thanks. This is definitely not an influential sociologist... Speaking of urban decline, sociology definitely started to decline with his likes ..
@danielhanawalt4998
@danielhanawalt4998 2 місяці тому
There are things we can do to lessen our footprint, but the world can't up and go renewable energy overnight. Wind and solar is ok but not the only solution. I'm thinking of nuclear submarines. If we can do that we can do it on land. Small modular reactors, SMRs seems to me a good alternative. With wind and solar come batteries. The mining, processing, shipping, etc. to supply the world with not just windmills and solar panels but the batteries makes me wonder how it's any greener than what we're doing now. I'm no expert on climate change or the production of energy but I've seen pictures and videos of lithium mines and how it's done. I've watched videos of cobalt mines where kids are working. I agree, we need to minimize our emissions of Co2 and other greenhouse gases, but how about we don't turn the planet inside out to save it. Let's try not to freeze ourselves to death during winter using wind and solar that not reliable enough for now. Cold kills more people than heat I think.
@kenmarriott5772
@kenmarriott5772 2 місяці тому
If humans were able to raise the global temperature, it would be a good thing. More people die of cold weather than warm weather.
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481 Місяць тому
And how would we move the over 660 major cities and thousands of towns and villages that line the world' shores in order to protect them from sea level rise? How would equatorial people grow crops? How will coastal cities survive intensifying hurricanes? How will farmers cope with ever-increasing extreme precipitation events and intensifying droughts? How about increasing wildfire damage? How about insurance companies jumping ship as they go bankrupt from covering the growing damage?
@oldyeller7480
@oldyeller7480 2 місяці тому
If you go back and look at temperatures in 50s and 60s we were still recuperating from last ice age temperatures were still going down ,now they go up gradually. Everything in nature is cyclic. Cutting co2 and killing off our trees and food supplies in the name of climate control only makes since to the mindless brain washed masses?
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481 Місяць тому
The Milankovitch Cycles that usher cold periods and warm periods in and out are now in COOLING phases and have nothing to do with today's warming. Gauging by the current status of earth's orbital eccentrcty, axial tilt and precession, which control how much solar insolation we receive, earth should be cooling ever so slightly, moving us toward a new reglaciation period in several thousand years. We should not be warming.
@larryparis925
@larryparis925 2 місяці тому
What a wonderful interview. Prof. Reynolds has contributed so much to understanding the First Peoples of Australia. Prof. Macosko was a fine host. Thank you, from San Diego, California.
@jedmacosko3732
@jedmacosko3732 2 місяці тому
Thank you, Larry! We are glad you liked it!
@larryparis925
@larryparis925 2 місяці тому
@@jedmacosko3732 Many thanks!
@hansdietrich1496
@hansdietrich1496 2 місяці тому
All this climate panic is based on a bunch of tempered historical data. It's the biggest lie in human history.
@kenmerry2729
@kenmerry2729 2 місяці тому
Hello Dr Mann. I think you need to consider that your data is incorrect. What I cannot find out is how you determine a temperature from a tree ring? And considering that the latest match of temperature to tree rings does not match, it must put your figures in grave doubt. It all seems a bit vague!
@scottekoontz
@scottekoontz 6 днів тому
Remove tree rings, and same graph. You guys are about 30 years late to the science party. Welcome.
@kenmerry2729
@kenmerry2729 2 місяці тому
Well, Michael E Mann is no competition!
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481 Місяць тому
Mann's hockey stick has been validated by over 30 studies and is affirmed by the National Academy of Sciences.
@kenmerry2729
@kenmerry2729 Місяць тому
That's a lot of stupid people then@@swiftlytiltingplanet8481
@russellbowen3238
@russellbowen3238 2 місяці тому
Global warming started before the industrial revolution. Without co2 there are no plants which means no oxygen. Wake up .
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481 Місяць тому
Global warming before the Industrial Revolution was produced by changes in earth's axial tilt, which increased solar insolation in northern latitudes, which in turn melted icecaps and permafrost, and allowed the release of CO2 and methane. That Milankovitch Cycle is now in its cooling phase and has nothing to do with today's warming. Surely you don't believe that PhD-level scientists from around the world would want us to eliminate all of the world's CO2, right? We're only tyring to stop CO2 from increasing further, not to eliminate it.