/sci/ - Science & Math

This is a flat Earth.

>>11189012
That chart
>clearly
proved at most one is inept at interpreting charts.
Whoever posted it hoped we wouldn't check the same phenomenon on a much wider range.
Nobody knows how the atmosphere behaves on a large enough scale due to the ridiculously small sample we are able to compile even with paleoclimatology, exoplanetology, and other fancy fuckallologies.
It's just as impossible to assess as the sum of iterations of bioengineered synthetics post chemical revolution let alone its impact at whatsoeever levels to life as we know it so far (never mind extraterrestrial one if any is ever found or acknowledged).
Because democracy is incompatible with scientific consensus the bovine Global Warming narrative has only sociological and geopolitical nature thus never scientific one. Possibly indefinitely as the permutations of exponentially emerging variables are excessive to any computation de facto not only temporarily.