HumblePi
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Facts aren't universal truths, nor are they proofs. Facts are shorthand predicate accepted by all participants of any particular conversation. That's all facts are. Facts can be wrong and still be facts. "God exists" may or may not be a fact, depending upon the participants in the particular discussion at hand... Facts are used to speed up conversation.
There is nothing scientific about global warming. Science is a set of falsifiable theories. Global Warming isn't falsifiable. It isn't even definable in a way which isn't a circular definition... It is a buzzword, and a religion based on a void argument.
Global Warming proponents are the real "science deniers" because they deny various laws of science, including the laws of thermodynamics and the stefan-boltzman law...
Facts are not merely claims that can be proven true or false. Most dictionaries proclaim that in order for an assertion to be a fact, it must be true. Denying climate changes will end with one of two things. Deniers will feel vindicated if in 20 years the earth remains as it is today, nothing has changed. Conversely, if the deniers are wrong about climate change, the earth will be immersed in a condition in which there will be no turning back from. In the scientific community, there is little dissent among 97% of climate scientists who conclude that humans are causing global warming. Climate models have done very well in projecting long-term global surface temperature changes.
When faced with a potentially catastrophic outcome for something as important as the global climate, it's a no-brainer to take action to make sure we avoid that possible outcome. We still have time to avoid a catastrophic outcome. The more emissions reductions we can achieve, the less the impacts of climate change will be.