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You are thinking in Quantum Mechanics? Or scientists do, as opposed to normal people? Because scientists are somehow "superhuman"? "how much evidence there is
by eisbaar 6y ago
You are thinking in Quantum Mechanics? Or scientists do, as opposed to normal people? Because scientists are somehow "superhuman"?
"how much evidence there is in the "there is no climate change" side?"
Why are you bringing up "there is no climate change"? Nobody made such a claim. But even if there is climate change, not every article has to be taken at face value, and not every theory on how it comes about has to be automatically considered true.
- Oletros 6y ago> You are thinking in Quantum Mechanics? Or scientists do, as opposed to normal people? No, I'm saying that common sense doesn't have any saying in science
- eisbaar 6y agoI haven't really seen Quantum Mechanics applied to climate science, though. Maybe it exists, but it doesn't seem to feature high in the public discourse. So I guess it is all bunk, because it is not Quantum Mechanics?
- Oletros 6y ago>I haven't really seen Quantum Mechanics applied to climate science Ah, you';re missing the point completely Quantum mechanics has nothing to do with climate change, but the point is that your claim that common sense is important in science is false