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Global warming vs Evolution

Posted By: bloo_rainger

Global warming vs Evolution - 01/31/21 03:54 PM

Is it possible they are one in the same?
Just a thought..
Posted By: SheldonS

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 01/31/21 03:59 PM

Global warming you don’t hear much about.

Climate change is the term. Covers both cold and hot.
Posted By: deucer02

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 01/31/21 04:05 PM

It's all just a BS.way to get you to pay carbon taxes to the government. The climate has cooled and warmed for eons. Plants love carbon dioxide. They grow from it and produce oxygen for us.
Posted By: a777pilot

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 01/31/21 04:29 PM

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Posted By: T Bird

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 01/31/21 05:12 PM

I'm not a Darwin, Al Gore or Greta Thunberg kinda guy, so I see no relationship between the two.
Posted By: Alumacraft 14

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 01/31/21 05:19 PM

2nd law of thermodynamics contradicts evolution. Either one of them is correct and one isn't. You can't have both and believe me I have heard all the elite BS stretching the truth.

Global warming exist, is the cause by man? That is the true question. That has not been proven as it has simply never has been even remotely accurately predicted.

Problem with science now days is the outcome comes from the highest bidder not from true scientific method.
Posted By: lanman71

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 01/31/21 05:27 PM

The 2nd law of thermodynamics does not contradict evolution. I’m no elite and even I know that.
Posted By: Tsunami_1

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 01/31/21 05:29 PM

I suppose we all have an opinions and choices to ponder.

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Posted By: donothin

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 01/31/21 05:32 PM

The problem in my humble opinion is that before the data is absolute, it will be too late to address the issue quickly enough to avoid major issues. There is no way to do controlled studies and the accuracy of measurements is not good enough for short term effects. It will be costly to over react, but more costly to under react.
Posted By: steveiam

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 01/31/21 05:42 PM

Spoken as only a true liberal would^^^^^^^
Posted By: hopalong

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 01/31/21 05:43 PM

well I can state for a certain fact that evolution is a fact, just look at the liberal/socialists they have gone full circle and are now back to Neanderthal/poop tossin monkey status. has to be what happened.
Posted By: T Bird

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 01/31/21 05:43 PM

Originally Posted by Alumacraft 14
2nd law of thermodynamics contradicts evolution. Either one of them is correct and one isn't. You can't have both and believe me I have heard all the elite BS stretching the truth.

Global warming exist, is the cause by man? That is the true question. That has not been proven as it has simply never has been even remotely accurately predicted.

Problem with science now days is the outcome comes from the highest bidder not from true scientific method.


How does the relationship between the measure of the amount of energy which is unavailable to do work contradict the theory of evolution? confused 3
Posted By: hopalong

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 01/31/21 05:48 PM

as for global warming, does man affect the climate?

yes to a certain extent we do, BUT!, look at all the natural events and how they affect climate/atmosphere, kalifornicate fires for one, volcanoes, dust storms. all those have happened over the eons and have always affected the atmosphere, warmed it/cooled it, how ya gonna regulate that?

we could do more to support a better climate but the moronic left thinks it is going to happen overnight and poof everything is electric or solar etc. stupid is as stupid does, it won't make a bit of difference overall.

climate change/global warming/coming ice age (that was the 60s) and all the other bs that has been tossed out and not a single thing to prove beyond doubt that we are the main culprit.
Posted By: kennerdude

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 01/31/21 06:08 PM

Mr Gore told his supporters a decade ago that the world had until 27th January 2016 to end its addiction to fossil fuels or the it would come to an end. Gore did not specify what householders might expect to happen today, but he was clear that this would be the end.

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/andrewalker/2016/01/27/al-gore-end-of-the-world-n2110731

Huh, I’m still alive and kicking, how bout y’all?
Posted By: fishslime

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 01/31/21 06:14 PM

Originally Posted by hopalong
well I can state for a certain fact that evolution is a fact, just look at the liberal/socialists they have gone full circle and are now back to Neanderthal/poop tossin monkey status. has to be what happened.


That is the most profound statement that has ever been posted on this sight. Scientific and peer reviewed to the core.
Posted By: Sawhorse

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 01/31/21 06:27 PM

Originally Posted by donothin
The problem in my humble opinion is that before the data is absolute, it will be too late to address the issue quickly enough to avoid major issues. There is no way to do controlled studies and the accuracy of measurements is not good enough for short term effects. It will be costly to over react, but more costly to under react.

I feel like the rich probably caused most of it with their businesses and stuff. Who could we get to go after them?
Posted By: KidKrappie

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 01/31/21 06:45 PM

Originally Posted by deucer02
It's all just a BS.way to get you to pay carbon taxes to the government. The climate has cooled and warmed for eons. Plants love carbon dioxide. They grow from it and produce oxygen for us.


Well that took all of 3 posts. The government did it and is out to get everyone LOL
Posted By: CCTX

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 01/31/21 06:57 PM

Phoenix’s climate has changed in the last twenty years. Used to significantly cool off at night, just like normal deserts. With all that concrete to provide housing and infrastructure for seven million people in 500 square miles, it hardly cools off at night anymore.

The world has a human population density problem. Some countries have adapted to this by having fewer children (most of Europe, Singapore, South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and North America). Other countries have not.

There is a tendency for nature to find an equilibrium and the trend of having fewer children is accelerating.
Posted By: hopalong

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 01/31/21 07:23 PM

Originally Posted by CCTX
Phoenix’s climate has changed in the last twenty years. Used to significantly cool off at night, just like normal deserts. With all that concrete to provide housing and infrastructure for seven million people in 500 square miles, it hardly cools off at night anymore.

The world has a human population density problem. Some countries have adapted to this by having fewer children (most of Europe, Singapore, South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and North America). Other countries have not.

There is a tendency for nature to find an equilibrium and the trend of having fewer children is accelerating.





zactly, until some evil pandemic takes out 1/3 or more of the global population, another 1/3 keeps it to one kid you will not ever get the climate back to "what it was" (although I have no clue what metric they would use for this).

the whole current "green new deal" is about control, look at how it is being implemented, look at how they do not care about a few hundred thousand jobs and families, pay attn to what they call new taxes etc.
our govt. is now our master, like it or not, and we have allowed this.
their green krapola is going to blow up in their face, unfortunately we will be on the front lines of the results of their stupidity.
Posted By: RayBob

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 01/31/21 07:53 PM

Originally Posted by fishin'aholic2
Originally Posted by deucer02
It's all just a BS.way to get you to pay carbon taxes to the government. The climate has cooled and warmed for eons. Plants love carbon dioxide. They grow from it and produce oxygen for us.


Well that took all of 3 posts. The government did it and is out to get everyone LOL


I didn't glean that from the post. Explain, please, how you did. LOL
Posted By: donothin

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 01/31/21 08:04 PM

Originally Posted by steveiam
Spoken as only a true liberal would^^^^^^^


Responding as a make believe conservative would.
Posted By: Huckleberry

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 01/31/21 08:28 PM

Most of the left thinks that the USA has its own atmosphere separate from the rest of the world and that we are ruining it.
Posted By: fishslime

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 01/31/21 09:25 PM

Originally Posted by Huckleberry
Most of the left thinks that the USA has its own atmosphere separate from the rest of the world and that we are ruining it.

Hilarious!
Posted By: Scoundrel

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 02/01/21 12:50 AM

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Posted By: butch sanders

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 02/01/21 01:18 AM

Originally Posted by Tsunami_1
I suppose we all have an opinions and choices to ponder.

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nice
Posted By: butch sanders

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 02/01/21 01:22 AM

without question
man has made an impact on the environment
mass deforestation is just 1 example

you reckon squirrels made nest with plastic bags
20 years ago?
they do now

that is evolution
Posted By: Siberman

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 02/01/21 01:34 AM

Originally Posted by butch sanders

you reckon squirrels made nest with plastic bags
20 years ago?
they do now

that is evolution


Dude.
bang
Posted By: ReelBusy

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 02/01/21 01:59 AM

Originally Posted by Tsunami_1
I suppose we all have an opinions and choices to ponder.

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Yesterday the climate changed

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Posted By: justme1581

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 02/01/21 04:29 AM

hmmmm, we are drifting away from an ice age, would you not believe it might continue warming a touch?
Posted By: banker-always fishing

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 02/01/21 04:57 AM

You will never get China, Turkey or India to believe in global warming or climate change. nuts



Side Note: There are much more important things to be worried about than global warming or climate change. eeks
Posted By: John175☮

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 02/01/21 12:35 PM

Originally Posted by donothin
The problem in my humble opinion is that before the data is absolute, it will be too late to address the issue quickly enough to avoid major issues. There is no way to do controlled studies and the accuracy of measurements is not good enough for short term effects. It will be costly to over react, but more costly to under react.


What issue? React to what?

Basically the climate change initiative pays developing countries to stop developing with funds raised from the traditional colonizing Anglo countries who have already developed.

The rich white men stay rich while the poor third world stays undeveloped. Look it up, it is what they are pushing to keep themselves in power under the "Save the World" banner.
Posted By: Jpurdue

Re: Global warming vs Evolution - 02/01/21 01:41 PM

Climate change is real. Man has released trillions of tons of CO2 since the start of the industrial revolution. This is causing a build up of greenhouse gases which are in turn warming the planet. The solution is simple. Cheap, clean, safe, nuclear power. We don't need climate agreements, we don't need carbon taxes, we need to start building reactors again. Technology has come a long way in the last 30 years. Nuclear power is far safer than it was back in the 70s when many of the older reactors were built. Look it up.

In terms of evolution, the evidence is overwhelming. Whether or not that was God's chosen mechanism for creation, I don't know, but it's clear it happened on this planet.

The second law of thermodynamics does not contradict evolution on this planet. This is an and very poor argument and has been debunked backwards and forwards. The second law states: "in all energy exchanges, if no energy enters or leaves the system, the potential energy of the state will always be less than that of the initial state." Our planet is not a closed system. It receives vast amounts of energy every day from the sun.
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