re: #65 Sharmuta

Yep. Funny what a bit of learnin’ and study can do for a body, no?

re: #69 Pythagoras

We know that the north Atlantic area was warmer when the Vikings colonized Greenland, but was the whole world? Different proxies yield different results. For example, if you just study the location of the tree-line, the world was warmer 1000 years ago. The Wilson, Hendy & Reynolds stalagmite study show that New Zealand was warmer 1000 years ago. There are dozens of studies showing the same trends.

But dozens of other studies do not agree.

This is the real debate.

As for you- way to look at data sets and anecdotal evidence stretching back a paltry millennium. Oh wait- I guess that’s a full sixth of existence, huh? Maybe post some of these reputable “studies” you refer to?
Also, yeah- I guess those ice cores from 10,000 years ago have no bearing, nor does the millions-o-years fossil record…

Real debate, my foot.

/HMPH.