Comments by "Mark Pawelek" (@mark4asp) on "Based Camp with Simone & Malcolm Collins" channel.

  1. No really. They put that "climate change" note on EVERY video which mentions climate change or climate science. Every single one. What Simone says is wrong. She has no sophisticated climate science understanding. "Environmental Management" is not science. Simone parrots globalization, green activist and UN agenda. Where are we today? We/re warmer than the Little Ice Age of a few hundred years ago. Slightly cooler than in the 1930s. Cooler than the Roman Warm Period and several degrees cooler than the Holocene Optimum of ~ 8000 years ago. Heat & cooling of the earth. The atmosphere is a blanket which keeps earth warm. Heat is lost slowly - not by radiation but by convection. The atmophere is much thicker closer to the surface. Radiation does not predominate until the stratosphere (20 km up). The globalist climate gaslight - AKA greenhouse gas effect - is a lie. The lie is designed to make us fear fossil fuel emissions. It applies a bad heat loss model which makes heat loss all about radiation. Radiative heat loss is very fast (speed of light). But earth obviously does not cool that fast - so they possit vast backradiation in their models to counteract the vast radiative heat loss - they suppose. By making earth's cooling ALL about radiation, they conned you all. Actual heat loss is mostly convective in the lower atmosphere. The 3 methods of heat loss convection, conduction, and radiation vary with temperature and atmopheric thickness. In the thick part of the atomsophere - closest to the surface : the troposphere - convection dominates. In the thinnest part of the atmosphere : the stratosphere and above, radiative heat loss dominates. Midway between the thickest and thinest layers of our atmosphere conductive heat loss dominates. This is NOT how the "greenhouse gas effect" works. It is a broken model. The greenhouse gas effect does NOT describe the reality of our atmospheric behaviour.
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