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Yeah, so hard to check those things out...
hang on mate, you are the one making the allegations, its not up to others to check for sources
Yeah, so hard to check those things out...
Its always the way. Our Govt should man up and put some policy settings in place that end the uncertainty. Its what both industry and the public want.The biggest joke in that is that the Australian public and Businesses are leading the way,in spite of the complete lack of coherent energy policy from the government,
So if something drops from pH 8.2 to pH 8.1 it becomes 30% more what? What is the word that 'leftoids' have supposedly hijacked? I'm slightly right of centre in my politics so I'd like to know what word it is that the 'leftoids' denied me my right to use.
That is the final word on this topic. #TruthBombsThe claim that a solution that is alkaline that becomes less alkaline does not become more acidic is a ridiculous interpretation of how PH is measured, and what it actually means. This is really basic chemistry stuff. It ignores that which the PH scale is actually measuring ( the concentration of hydrogen Ions in a solution ) 7 is nothing more than the point in the at which equilibrium is reached between acidity and alkalinity.
A simple demonstration of this is say if one had an alkaline solution with a PH of 10, and added a small amount of an acid solution with say a PH of 3, and that was enough to change the PH of your alkaline solution to 9, HJ would tell us that despite have added acid to our solution, it has not become more acidic, and arguing against that would make one a leftoid hijacking language.
If anyone is hijacking language here it's HJ,
hang on mate, you are the one making the allegations, its not up to others to check for sources
Please link to the research that suggests it, then.
I eagerly await your excuse to avoid posting anything...
Yes, and in the context of the oceans becoming more acidic from my post above ^^^^ the impact of acidification is deoxygenation.The claim that a solution that is alkaline that becomes less alkaline does not become more acidic is a ridiculous interpretation of how PH is measured, and what it actually means. This is really basic chemistry stuff. It ignores that which the PH scale is actually measuring ( the concentration of hydrogen Ions in a solution ) 7 is nothing more than the point in the at which equilibrium is reached between acidity and alkalinity.
A simple demonstration of this is say if one had an alkaline solution with a PH of 10, and added a small amount of an acid solution with say a PH of 3, and that was enough to change the PH of your alkaline solution to 9, HJ would tell us that despite have added acid to our solution, it has not become more acidic, and arguing against that would make one a leftoid hijacking language.
If anyone is hijacking language here it's HJ,
And then when you go to the trouble of providing research he shit bags the source with a bullshit blanket statement and doesn't even give you the courtesy of exploring the information that you have provided.Yet we have...........
Apparently it's fine to post a bombardment of bullshit unsupported claim after unsupported claim, however any argument to the contrary requires a link to the actual research, go figure.........................
I wanna know what Bunchy thinksRay Donovan’s dad. The left. God. The crimes thing ? Just ignore it.
And then when you go to the trouble of providing research he shit bags the source with a bullshit blanket statement and doesn't even give you the courtesy of exploring the information that you have provided.
He just wants to drop a big unsupported shit on the forum and then smugly f**k off thinking that he is smarter than everyone else. He's not interested in honest and meaningful engagement.
If the increase in temperature also increases resource scarcity then it will lead to increased conflict and therefore more deaths.
So if something drops from pH 8.2 to pH 8.1 it becomes 30% more what? What is the word that 'leftoids' have supposedly hijacked? I'm slightly right of centre in my politics so I'd like to know what word it is that the 'leftoids' denied me my right to use.
hang on mate, you are the one making the allegations, its not up to others to check for sources
So you can add more acid to something but it doesnt become more acidic? That sounds fanciful.It doesn't become more. It becomes less - less alkaline.
Fresh waterWhy would increased temperatures lead to resource scarcity? What resources in particular are you talking about?
And then when you go to the trouble of providing research he shit bags the source with a bullshit blanket statement and doesn't even give you the courtesy of exploring the information that you have provided.
He just wants to drop a big unsupported shit on the forum and then smugly f**k off thinking that he is smarter than everyone else. He's not interested in honest and meaningful engagement.
Belittling by suggesting that quoted sources is merely a cut n paste job is a vein attempt to reposition yourself as the one with superior intellect.I appreciated the effort. Truly. The cut-and-paste job was, honestly, more effort than anyone else has put in.
I did, however, provide something in response showing why the cut-and-paste is, to be blunt, crap. Apart from the underlying narrative that, essentially, "everything except 1970-2000 was natural but that period we want to scream about was definitely anthropogenic!!!", the data is actually fraudulent.
I put up a nice little video that runs through how the data is concocted. I've also previously posted a nice little graph from NOAA showing how they "adjust" their data to suit the narrative, too. And a couple of graphs to illustrate the lies of omission used to hype of perfectly natural events like wildfires. And I mentioned the recent case involving the granddaddy of climate change not being willing to produce any evidence, leading to him having to pay the opposition $2.6m, as well as a video with the guy who exposed the hockeystick as a fraud.
Once again, mate - at least you put in some effort. It's more than anyone else has. Unfortunately, it's obvious that it was just a quick, 5-minute cut and paste job.
As was yours mate. You are just cut and pasting your own selective info that validates your position.I appreciated the effort. Truly. The cut-and-paste job was, honestly, more effort than anyone else has put in.
I did, however, provide something in response showing why the cut-and-paste is, to be blunt, crap. Apart from the underlying narrative that, essentially, "everything except 1970-2000 was natural but that period we want to scream about was definitely anthropogenic!!!", the data is actually fraudulent.
I put up a nice little video that runs through how the data is concocted. I've also previously posted a nice little graph from NOAA showing how they "adjust" their data to suit the narrative, too. And a couple of graphs to illustrate the lies of omission used to hype of perfectly natural events like wildfires. And I mentioned the recent case involving the granddaddy of climate change not being willing to produce any evidence, leading to him having to pay the opposition $2.6m, as well as a video with the guy who exposed the hockeystick as a fraud.
Once again, mate - at least you put in some effort. It's more than anyone else has. Unfortunately, it's obvious that it was just a quick, 5-minute cut and paste job.
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That would be too hard. He doesn't have it in him.Belittling by suggesting that quoted sources is merely a cut n paste job is a vein attempt to reposition yourself as the one with superior intellect.
Your condescending attitude is a mask for your self doubt.
Just post a rebuttal of everything that @Gary Gutful put considerable effort in compiling FFS.