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Yeah because you're not really concerned about toxic heavy metal pollution where'd saint Brent go?
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Wait until you hear about what burning coal releases... "The majority of anthropogenic mercury emissions are from coal burning and gold mining, accounting for 24% and 37% of total output respectively" Coal burning doesn't just release mercury: It's easier to handle heavy metals in brines, than if they're in tiny particles or even gases released from coal burning.
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The Continent’s Consensus on Climate?……Crumbling
olofscience replied to brenthutch's topic in Speakers Corner
Seems I really hurt his feelings by predicting his behaviour about a year in advance... -
Slowest start to Atlantic hurricane season…
olofscience replied to brenthutch's topic in Speakers Corner
Brent only understands the street meaning of "low confidence", not its scientific context. He doesn't have a clue about probability and statistics (basic arithmetic is already stretching it). Kind of like when the Covid-19 vaccine had 90+% effectiveness, and all the conspiracy theorists were screaming why it wasn't 100%? -
Slowest start to Atlantic hurricane season…
olofscience replied to brenthutch's topic in Speakers Corner
Brent will reply to this with his usual list of useless "predictions" which nobody really disputes (CO2 will increase, fossil fuel use will increase, that polar bear stuff). He's predictable like that. -
Slowest start to Atlantic hurricane season…
olofscience replied to brenthutch's topic in Speakers Corner
Of course now, I'm going to have to modify my prediction for 2025 - because Brent has now been stung by acting as I predicted, he will then try to disrupt the trend by being far more conscious of when he starts his usual hurricane thread. (either posting around the same time, or leaving it a bit later, but not too late). Or maybe even go earlier, if he reads this particular post and wants a "gotcha" next year - times are pretty hard for climate change deniers these days. -
Slowest start to Atlantic hurricane season…
olofscience replied to brenthutch's topic in Speakers Corner
Wow, you're really desperate to make shit up that I didn't say, huh only chance you'll win this argument is by making the other side's arguments up yourself So, why are you posting this before we're halfway through June? Last year it was around end of July. It's almost like there's a TREND (that I predicted, by the way) -
Slowest start to Atlantic hurricane season…
olofscience replied to brenthutch's topic in Speakers Corner
The problem is that my observation is you're doing this more than a month earlier than last year: How did that season end, again? -
The Continent’s Consensus on Climate?……Crumbling
olofscience replied to brenthutch's topic in Speakers Corner
"The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people are so full of doubts." - Bertrand Russell Love your confidence, Brent -
Slowest start to Atlantic hurricane season…
olofscience replied to brenthutch's topic in Speakers Corner
How would you know, you could barely add two numbers together Why would I cry if there are fewer destructive hurricanes causing property damage? I'm not you, I'd be happy about that. -
Slowest start to Atlantic hurricane season…
olofscience replied to brenthutch's topic in Speakers Corner
Last year, how it started - Brent posted on July 23rd about how quiet it was in the Atlantic. How it ended - by August 30th the Atlantic was VERY active, and Brent was nowhere to be found. And I said: My prediction has mostly panned out! We're only a few days past May and Brent has already made his hurricane post -
Slowest start to Atlantic hurricane season…
olofscience replied to brenthutch's topic in Speakers Corner
Didn't you post the same thing last year? How did that work out for you? (spoiler: badly) -
You're setting up strawmen again. Nobody said the US dollar wasn't the world's reserve currency. But that's different from it being the world's currency - it's not, and Biden didn't cause the global increase in inflation rates. COVID-19 (and Russia's invasion of Ukraine) did that. Again, nobody can print dollars except for the US Federal Reserve. Countries can dig up and sell oil only in US dollars, but they can't print any dollars. Your strawmen arguments are getting sillier and sillier that you've been caught out.
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Yeah and Trump wanted to dictate both. There's this thing that happened called COVID, and it screwed up supply chains a lot causing shortages, and with all the money in the system, inflation rates started shooting up. Remember the global chip shortage? No, of course not, you have selective memory. Did Biden cause that?
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Here's a 2018 news article about Trump criticising the Federal Reserve about raising interest rates. In case it wasn't covered by your MBA - raising interest rates reduces the money supply (lowering inflation), lowering it increases the money supply (akin to "printing money", increasing inflation). Trump wanted to keep printing money in 2018, which meant when the pandemic hit and money had to be printed to keep people getting salaries, there was already too much money in the economy, making the inflation shock that came afterwards worse.
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Last time I checked, money here had the Queen's face on it. They're now printing new ones with the King's face on it, but they're not dollars. And they didn't print any dollars here during the pandemic either, but our inflation rate is higher than in the US. There's a gaping hole in your logic here...did you say you got an MBA?
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More Republicans voted against it than for it.
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Yeah, like that "red wave" he was gloating over, turned out well didn't it?
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EV's / hybrids as a hedge against natual disasters
olofscience replied to billvon's topic in Speakers Corner
Nope, the standard calculation for lithium battery lifetime is charge cycles up to when it reaches around 80% of original capacity. As usual you're not posting the source link so you can be free to "misread" things to make complete lies. -
A planet ravaged by climate catastrophe…
olofscience replied to brenthutch's topic in Speakers Corner
Funny how you celebrate a 0.9% uptick in cereal production when you call a 1.5 C increase in global temperatures "hundredths of a degree" For perspective, that 3.8 million tons is actually less than what Ukraine exports in a month, and they'll actually drop by around 5 million this year compared to the past 5-year average because other crops like oilseed are more profitable for them. People aren't starving because the world not growing enough grain, they're starving because they can't afford it. And farmers don't want prices to go too low otherwise they'll make a loss. -
The Continent’s Consensus on Climate?……Crumbling
olofscience replied to brenthutch's topic in Speakers Corner
Coreece posted a very cringey post a while ago about the Netflix film "Don't Look Up" where he was comparing himself to Timothée Chalamet "getting" Jennifer Lawrence, because Timothée's character in the movie was that of an evangelical (he also completely missed the entire point of the movie, but that's another topic). Hence I deduced his gender as a "he", among other telltale signs. -
You said "specifically" but do you realise that nothing in this statement was specific? You didn't specify anything, instead just saying "all the antisemitic protests" which kinda looks like you're painting all the protests with a broad brush. See, this is why I don't think you're arguing honestly at all...
