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    Clan Takiyama Senior Member CBR's Avatar
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    Default Re: Resting the green dragon/the dangers of radical environmentalism.

    Quote Originally Posted by Tiaexz View Post
    Another thing is, out of a few million plus scientists in the world, only 31k apparently reject?
    For more details: http://www.skepticalscience.com/news.php?n=158

    In other words, the OISM signatories represent a small fraction (~0.3%) of all science graduates, even when we use the OISM’s own definition of a scientist.

    However, as mentioned above, it’s entirely reasonable to ask whether a veterinarian or forestry manager or electrical engineer should qualify as a scientist. If we remove all the engineers, medical professionals, computer scientists, and mathematicians, then the 31,478 “scientists” turn into 13,245 actual scientists, as opposed to scientists according to the OISM’s expansive definition. Of course, not all of them are working in science, but since some medical professionals and statisticians do work in science, it’s still a reasonable quick estimate.

    However, it’s not reasonable to expect that all of those actual scientists are working in climate sciences. Certainly the 39 climatologists, but after that, it gets much murkier. Most geologists don’t work as climate scientists, although some certainly do. Most meteorologists do weather forecasting, but understanding the weather is radically different than understanding climate. So we can’t be sure beyond the 39 climatologists, although we can reasonably assume that the number is far less than the 13,245 actual scientists claimed by the OISM.
    13,245 scientists is only 0.1% of the scientists graduated in the U.S. since the 1970-71 school year.

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    A weed is a plant in a location where it isn't wanted. It is still a plant.

    Pollutants can be naturally occuring such as volcanic ash or man made such as car exhaust. Pollutants are generally a chemical in a location where it isn't wanted.

    A lot of pollutants may be toxic to some animals whilst beneficial to others. For instance Diclofenac is great for cattle, fatal for vultures.
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    notice this assumes all degree people agree with them, that man made global warming is going to cause great disasters. Show me your list of scientist who accept the doomsday scenario taught by media etc than we can compare total numbers. but majority opinion does not decide truth, many claim all scientist accept man made global warming or the debate is done/over.
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    how did this get on only global warming? when that is only one aspect of op?. Lets diversify.
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    Default Re: Resting the green dragon/the dangers of radical environmentalism.

    Quote Originally Posted by total relism View Post
    how did this get on only global warming? when that is only one aspect of op?. Lets diversify.
    Yes, lets. This whole thread has been stagnating.

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    The best argument against the OP, is the OP itself.


    This is literally one of the very few times I have legitimately laughed at my computer while I read a thread on the org.


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