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>> No.12271444 [View]
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>>12270647
>contrary to your pseudo scientific projections, ice ages are real and have happened many times already.
Where did I say anything to the contrary? I said your prediction of an ice age is nonsense, not ice ages in general.

>A grand solar minimum wouldn't bring an ice age but a mini ice age
It would be nice if you could present evidence for that or eviscerated against the projection I posted. Too bad you won't and your claims can be dismissed as bullshit.

By the way, the most significant "mini ice age" in human history was barely a blip compared to current warming. So even if your bullshit was correct, it would still be irrelevant.

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>>12248623
>How do you explain the little ice age
Volcanic eruptions and low solar activity.

>humanity didnt have industrial machines and we still had radical climate change that affected humanity
Hardly radical compared to current warming. And what is your point? You seem to be arguing that in order for humanity to be causing the current change it must be the cause of all changes. Are you retarded?

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>>12076567
>read about the little ice age
So small cooling over 400 years is the same as massive warming over a hundred? Pic related.

>we literally just recently exited an ice age lol
No, we're still in an ice age and have been for millions of years, the entirety of human life. We exited a *glacial period* about 10,000 years ago with interglacial warming. Then the climate was stable until about 150 years ago when we started warming on top of interglacial warming, 15 times faster. You have no clue what you're talking about.

Thank you for proving my point better than I could have by myself.

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>>11963591
>Humans lived through THE ice age, and the warming period after.
We are currently in an ice age and always have been. How exactly does living in the climate your species evolved in show anything?

Perhaps you mean glacial period followed by interglacial warming. Unfortunately, the fastest rate of temperature change during that time was an order of magnitude slower than current global warming.

>We lived through the little ice age, we can take this warming period too.
Is this a joke? The little ice age was nothing. Pic related.

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