I step into this 'discussion' with trepidation However:
On climate change - I'm a systems engineer, I see damped and undamped oscillations in everything I look at - some with phases of seconds, others with thousand or even millions of years. In a chaotic world we have difficulty identifying and quantifying all the stimuli of quite basic control environments let alone something as complex as the earth's climate. My point being, I suspect we don't know the half of it.
But, global warming isn't really the problem. Yes, man was around last time it got hot and what did we do? we moved, we were nomadic, there were few boundaries or barriers. Now, we have country borders, protection of resources (food and water), and the ability to protect our borders from the mass innocent. There will be wars over water supplies and food resources - not oil or minerals as in the past. What we should be concentrating our time and money on is planning and implementing ways of mitigating these things.
On COVID Vaccines - I'm just curious, has there ever been any data published of percentage of people who died or were hospitalised that had received vaccination compared to those that did not receive vaccination (the data would have to be post-vaccine introduction of course)? But then, would you believe it if it was?
On climate change - I'm a systems engineer, I see damped and undamped oscillations in everything I look at - some with phases of seconds, others with thousand or even millions of years. In a chaotic world we have difficulty identifying and quantifying all the stimuli of quite basic control environments let alone something as complex as the earth's climate. My point being, I suspect we don't know the half of it.
But, global warming isn't really the problem. Yes, man was around last time it got hot and what did we do? we moved, we were nomadic, there were few boundaries or barriers. Now, we have country borders, protection of resources (food and water), and the ability to protect our borders from the mass innocent. There will be wars over water supplies and food resources - not oil or minerals as in the past. What we should be concentrating our time and money on is planning and implementing ways of mitigating these things.
On COVID Vaccines - I'm just curious, has there ever been any data published of percentage of people who died or were hospitalised that had received vaccination compared to those that did not receive vaccination (the data would have to be post-vaccine introduction of course)? But then, would you believe it if it was?