Comments by "" (@1965ace) on "How to tell science from pseudoscience" video.

  1. With climate change, the assumption is the cause and effect. I do not assume CO2 causes global warming because it has always followed global warming. Global warming causes more atmospheric CO2. The second assumption is scope, while water vapor a much more powerful GHG can swing 40,000 ppm in short periods we are falsely concentrating on 4ppm CO2 per year increase. CO2 has a slight positive reinforcement but in no way does it drive global temperature trends. One other area no one talks about is the cooling effect from GHGs to the same degree they help transfer energy to the earth during the day, they also convert mainly convective heat from non-GHGs to radiation shed at night. With all due respect, you might want to check your cognitive bias on this aspect of climate change. This was another good video!
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