Comments by "Bo McGillacutty" (@Mrbfgray) on "Climate Tipping Points in Oceans, Ice, Forests - Myles Allen" video.

  1.  @AlxFitz  Peak temps were higher in both the Roman Warm Period and Medieval Warm Period, both minutes ago in Geologic time. Younger Dryas temp swings of 12C happened in decades, that was only 12.5k yrs ago. Last 2.5M yrs climate has been horrific, most of the time much of the N. Hemisphere devastated by 1 to 3 km thick ice. Anthropogenic climate alarmism is completely disconnected from actual science.
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  2. Sun may absorb Earth in a billion yrs or so.
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  3. As long as your record time frame reach is very limited.
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  4. Al Gore won a prize predicting end of Artic ice by ten yrs ago. End hasn't even begun.
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  5. We must have hit a dozen tipping points 12 to 13k yrs ago when the climate was changing 100X faster than now. Or even some during Roman Warm Period and Medieval Warm Period, both warmer than today and within the written record. All this anthropogenic alarmism is BS, the climate has been devastating for the last 2.5M yrs.
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  6.  @fullmontyuk  Have you actually looked at the data? I don't think so, vast majority get their notions from headlines which are notoriously garbage, always have been. Record keeping began in late 1880's, the coldest time in the last ten thousand yrs, but ice cores and real science tell the story. What I said was accurate.
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