@Maga4Justice
@MattGertz
@mmfa
They're being performative with their outrage, that's all. Bunch of HR Karens looking to be offended at the most mild stuff because they hate his politics. Sad!
@reddit_lies
This is such an inhuman reaction to a family member's grief -- if it's his mom's son's funeral, isn't it also his brother?
Must be what it feels like to see a skinwalker pretending to be a person. Uncanny. Disturbing.
@CleoOnTheRange
@Eli_B_Again
@CovfefeAnon
I like how she ignored your measured (and correct) reply. Also female, also STEM, there was never a moment in my life where I was not actively encouraged by public schools and culture to pursue STEM. The only pushback I ever got was when I indicated an interest in art/writing.
A quick little video for the young men and women who are drawn to climate activism! Be careful what policies you support. Don't let your compassion get hijacked by elite interests. There are places for improvement, but Earth is doing fine! Celebrate!
#EarthDay
@PrisonPlanet
That's weird because in the states when an underwater pipeline is badly damaged (as has happened before) the damaged section can be replaced.
My latest:
When you compare major crop production of Somalia to neighboring countries (also undergoing severe drought) it's pretty clear that climate change is not the primary culprit of Somalian suffering.
So why does the UN Sec. Gen. suggest it is?
@Timcast
@nandoodles
Is WAPO just filling the void left by Buzzfeed or something? Why are they publishing all these petty girl gossip columns? I just read about one where a lady is just bragging about a purse she bought.
Thanks to all our viewers (including the haters ) for tuning in to today's show!
@MatthewWielicki
was a great guest. Dr. Wielicki -- I am sure you will continue to make an impact on students & others so long as you keep up the good fight!
@DailyCaller
@RepMikeJohnson
You really need to frame questions to these guys like you're making a genie wish or something. VERY specific, NO wiggle room.
I've said it before but I wonder, for the really intense alarmists, if terror over climate change comes from the same malfunction that causes hypochondria, or OCD maybe?
There is no compelling evidence that the one part per 10,000 increase in carbon dioxide since 1850 has caused demonstrable catastrophic harm to the planet or life on it. Generations will look back at this insanity in bewilderment.
This map from The Weather Channel is maybe one of the worst I have ever seen. Thanks
@jlakely
for pointing this one out!
What on earth is going on with this thing? It's like they are using the wrong scale/labels.
@ChrisMartzWX
I was gonna say, before reading your last line, but Chris, Guterres probably likes the idea of quality of life reduction... for most people.
@Oilfield_Rando
This is wildly unfair - the people who initially study/describe/discover an animal get to name it. This is not going to stop here, obviously.
@AydinPaladin
I've seen it mostly used by wildly boring people with 8 different flags in their usernames who are trying to convince me that I should not think killing alien space bugs is cool and fun.
I'm seeing a lot of people make this leap:
"There is abiotic liquid hydrocarbon on Titan, therefore, oil can be abiotic."
There is a serious, definitional confusion going on here.
Hydrocarbon is a broad term for compounds that are made up of Hydrogen (H) and Carbon (C).
When people say “fossil fuels,” no one is saying it is “dinosaur juice.” This sort of non-sequitur I see from individuals promoting the abiotic oil nonsense is no different than climate alarmist debate tactics. Coal and oil come from ancient, decaying organic matter from swamps,
@Oilfield_Rando
I'll never forget the hitch when everything was shutting down on land, a few days before going home, a guy came and gave all of us papers that said we were essential and allowed to be on the roads. He said we might be pulled over by cops and the papers would keep us clear! Nuts.
@JackPosobiec
How are you supposed to have a white boy summer if you don't even know the fine art of building your own pit and smoking/roasting entire animals?
Step 1: Start shutting down coal and natural gas power plants that used to provide baseload power to the grid
Step 2: Try to replace them with weather dependent sources of power
Step 3: Blame climate change when blackouts occur
@RyanMaue
The difference between you and Mann (other than the obvious lack of class on his end) is that the product of your efforts actually has to WORK.
Sri Lanka is a chilling example of climate being prioritized: In 2019, they banned nat gas derived ferts and pesticides. Within 6 months, they could no longer produce enough staple crops to feed themselves.
And in the UK:
Wow! Woke up to a lot of views on this latest video. I hope at the very least it shows some people that there is more to the debate than Alarmist vs. Denier.
We worked really hard to make a polished final product for this video series, it's heartening to see it pay off!
These guys kinda remind me of the people who thought the rapture was going to happen in 2011 -- the difference is, H. Camping eventually admitted he was wrong and resigned.
Genuinely, guys, pray for the people with "climate anxiety." Not only because it's terrible for them to be this mentally unwell, but also because they are likely to support ANYTHING that promises to solve what they fear, regardless of the suffering the policy inflicts on others.
Many climate scientists are suffering from extreme mental illness caused by debilitating grief.
"I already have five scientist friends with severe, emergent health challenges. They are all affected by overwork, exhaustion, and extreme stress.
Too little, too late. When we needed "big oil" to stand up for themselves (and by extension, everyone!) - they were busy updating their DEI/ESG page on the corporate website. Now the cowards have set themselves up for lawsuits that they might actually lose in the Current Year
Jordan Peterson revealed on a podcast I enjoy that he's been talking with our friend Patrick Moore (
@EcoSenseNow
) about the climate issue, what a blessing to have these super intelligent people connected. The debate is heating up!
Great interview
@Pints_W_Aquinas
!
The media has been working hard to give us the impression that crop production has been taking a hit in recent years due to man-made climate change.
I would like to think this just a natural effect of global internet access and clickbait trends...
...But it would take about
@GunOwners
@ryandbusse
The funniest part of all this is these people will still complain about the NRA as though the NRA is their primary barrier to eroding gun rights. Meanwhile, that org sells us down the river on compromise every chance they get.
@SkyWhee92
A few years ago Patagonia wouldn't make an O&G company some hats and sweaters, so they made their own with a spoof of the Patagonia logo, and I seethed with jealousy every time I saw someone with one. The website that sold them was password locked 😭
@RAZ0RFIST
Be careful what you wish for, Razor, or they might bring on a REAL high-quality scientific mind....
...Neil deGrasse Tyson! That'll really show us they're serious.
@RewiretheWest
My go-to is to pretend you didn't notice and answer their comments earnestly as though they were not intending to be condescending. Depending on the kind of person, they may ramp it up on their next reply, which just makes them look like a jerk to everyone else.
@JoseMendoza420
@TAftermath2020
@bennyjohnson
Some, like channel cats, are freshwater catfish. Others, like the fish shown in the video (which I think is a hardhead), live in saltwater. Different kinds.
@TL36752984
@Oilfield_Rando
How does a car sense "impairment?"
Say I need to swerve to avoid hitting a deer or a person in the road? What if I am rushing to get away from a dangerous situation like, say, a wildfire?
@Papacy70
@dyingscribe
A lot of people are coming after you over the mosquito comment but before it was eradicated in the 1900s malaria was endemic in Northern Europe. The idea that it's merely a tropical disease is a myth:
The UN and media are once again trying to blame climate change for refugee crises.
When Texans have a drought, do they mass-migrate to other states or countries? No? Why? Could it be that poverty & government corruption are a greater influence?
@wokehammerLs
First time trying OSL - yeah my painting is a bit sloppy. I haven't quite mastered making things look blended and smooth, and I outright refuse to get an airbrush. Still, I'm really happy with it. Tips appreciated on that blending issue!
@tan123
@stirlingmg
The progressive climate alarmists always project-- if they accuse you of being funded by special interests, of having deep pockets, odds are they themselves are wheelbarrowing cash like Scrooge McDuck.
Why hype and target nitrous oxide, which covers very limited bands of radiation in our atmosphere and cannot possibly be contributing significantly to warming?
Then, despite hyping nitrous oxide specifically in the post, their website page conflates "nitrogen pollution" with
When addressing the climate crisis, the focus often centers only on carbon dioxide emissions and methane.
Yet, nitrous oxide is 300 times more potent and remains active in the atmosphere for more than 100 years.
Urgent action is needed to
#BeatNitrogenPollution
:
This quick video I made is kinda blowing up, thanks to our viewers!
For more information about this summer's heat claims, we have a couple articles up at Climate Realism about it. (in thread)
@ChrisMartzWX
This guy's (and many others) misuse of the word "science" is starting to make me hate the word. It's the lamest gotcha there is. "You don't agree with my conclusions? Don't you believe in SCIENCE?"
Science is not a synonym for truth.
The truth of the matter that everyone knows is that net-zero can't be done (especially not on the timelines we've been given) without a significant reduction in the Western standard of living, as well as global command-and-control government structure.
1. There is no such thing “green technology.” It’s all a myth of propaganda and selective attention.
All industrial processes are industrial processes. Whether you are mining aluminium to make cans or recycling it, both are similar industrial processes.
@JesseKellyDC
I bet this was one of those situations where something innocuous happened, like a security guard asking for ID, but the race-baiter is always looking for something to be upset by, so in her mind it got spun up into a whole ordeal. I've seen it a lot on police bodycam vids.
Thanks
@ffweekend
@FoxNews
for having me on this morning! Whether you are concerned about the climate or not-- fossil fuels are vital to a lot more than just fuel for your car.
@Oilfield_Rando
I was working offshore for it and we had some bonkers nonsense. QT hotel 5 days before flight, masking, stupid acrylic barriers up at all the dining tables in the galley so you can't even have a normal conversation without speaking at a low shout, daily temp checks, etc.
@conan_esq
The girlpower "muscles aren't everything!" line is really compelling until you have a guy in a choke and then he just... gets on his hands and knees, and then stands up. With you still clinging. Like a koala. On my part it was also a skill issue, but strength definitely matters.
I wrote this trying to be as respectful to Pope Francis, and accurate as I could. It is not often that my Catholic faith and my work in climate and energy policy cross. Every word I wrote on this subject practically gave me heart palpitations LOL
Odious post of the day. Reminder that our "elite" class is fraudulent - they are gross and vulgar and look down on people who earn their credentials "the wrong way" (i.e. night school while working full time). This kind of attitude is low class as it gets.
@kalihollowayftw
Hi, Harvard real-degree here. You're spot on. The "extension school" is a source of laughter and annoyance for students and alumni. (I think Columbia has one, too -- same thing there.) It's basically an "anyone can enroll, so long as you pay", no more stringent than a community
@_kruptos
I had mostly male friends because of my interest in guns etc, -- once I joined a sorority in college, it was a hard lesson to learn that a lot of women don't actually want advice on how to fix a problem when they come to you to vent!
This isn't a shot against women though.
@TL36752984
@Oilfield_Rando
It is not "akin" to that. It's clearly monitoring the "PERFORMANCE" of the driver to determine impairment, AND prevents vehicle operation if impairment is detected. This is talking about using software like lane drifting detection.
@NickClairmont1
I have been playing with the idea that the climate attribution groups mostly just do their work in order to specifically make the climate connection in a way for "science journalists" to use to promote preferred policy. They never look at historic data. I find it gross.
@aaronsibarium
Lowering the physical standards, or eliminating them, makes women have to always wonder-- was I really picked because I'm good at the job?
The first moment that she can't carry something, a person out of a burning building perhaps, she will know the truth.
I don't have any particular attachment to the Confederacy, but it's worth noting that the contemporaries who fought the secessionists treated them better after the war than people today do. It makes my stomach turn that they filmed this with so much production value and flair.
Charlottesville’s Robert E. Lee statue has met its end, in a 2,250-degree furnace.
The divisive Confederate monument, the focus of the deadly “Unite the Right” rally in 2017, was secretly melted down and will become a new piece of public art.
More on the process: