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| Feb 18, 2010 2:42 am |
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re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: The Death of Global Warming |
Thomas Holford
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Reg Charie sayeth:
> It is if mankind is having a detrimental effect on the environment, and it is a resounding HELL YA!..
If a butterfly flaps its wings in the rain forest, does it affect earth's climate?
Well, yeah.
Is it significant?
No.
Likewise, mankind's effect on the environment is NOT significant.
So, what is your point other than you've got a huge load of narcissistic guilt?
Obsessive, pathologic, self-referential narcissism is a fundamental element of the environmentalist/global warming alarmist's personna.
They imagine themselves to be vastly more important in the order of things than the really are.
They imagine that exhaling carbon dioxide, not driving a Prius, or using more than one sheet of toilet paper is going to cause the planet to warm and cause polar bears to drown.
This is, objectively, mental illness.
Sadly, it is documented in the social science research literature that narcissism, or specifically Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD), is a virtually irreversible condition. Once a person becomes infected with narcissism, there is no realistic way to "de-program" them.
If you FEEL you are causing global warming, there is no way that I or anyone else can change your feeling. Your destiny is to believe in human caused global warming forever, even if there are snow drifts to the top of the Washington Monument.
Despite what Obama says, change is NOT always possible.
> You claim to be a scientist Thomas but you seem to completely ignore your own observations in favor of continuing to berate those who push to treat this planet with a little more sanity.
I am one of those people who are pushing "to treat this planet with a little more sanity". As a sane inhabitant of the planet, I recognize that the plant is FAR, FAR bigger than me and all of humanity, and we don't neet to worry about our activities causing the planet to heat up.
T. Holford
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