Every single argument that woman said is a complete fallacy, fact, and she sounds like a white ignorant woman from the suburbs.. correct me if im wrong.

And BTW, coke IS an effective contraceptive. I didn’t read that on the internet. I learned it back in my pimp days of the early 80′s.

The “boiling the frog alive thing” is an urban legend. A falsehood. A lie. It takes about two minutes research to debunk that one.

But someone who believes that Faux Noise is providing a “fair and balanced” broadcast is obviously ready to believe the most obvious fantasies out there. Next thing he’ll be claiming that coke is an effective contraceptive because “he read it on the internet.”

I’m gonna go fact some facts now and perhaps come up with some more proof that Fox News is indeed helping to dumb down America.

1)Weather data from the past century is hardly as accurate as scientists would like you to believe. In the old days, if “Farmer Jones” had a thermometer and a rain gauge, he could report data to the local weatherman (i.e. his good buddy) and be designated as an official weather collection point. Not a scientist living today can ascertain without a doubt that the information they’re using was collected properly or is unbiased. Garbage in, garbage out.

2)Even if the data were accurate, there is hardly enough of it (at present) to accurately forecast a trend. Face it, scientists are trying to project 50 years into the future with barely a 100 years worth of data. Crappy, unreliable, poorly maintained early 20th century instruments aside, that’s like trying to forecast Wednesday’s temperature range based only on Monday and Tuesday, while still claiming the weather started changing on Tuesday. That’s bullshit.

But, in order to understand the complexity of the modeling necessary, consider the fact that many complex chemical reactions have intermediate reactions, some of which are exothermic (heat up) and some that are endothermic (cool down). Depending on the stage of the overall reaction, the “environment” may be heating up, or cooling down at any particular point. The atmosphere is a stew of hundreds, if not thousands of potential reactions and side-reactions. Whether or not the overall environment is heating up or cooling down if anyone’s guess at this point. All we can be somewhat sure of is, it IS changing. But, how much and in what direction? Who knows. Only coninued research will clarify anything.

Until then, both sides should stand back to back, walk 50 paces, turn and blow each other’s ass off so the scientists can get some freaking work done.