Quote:I will. I'm guessing you think we should have a carbon tax so Rome gets just a little bit fatter.


Also, you've got to love the fact that the last 140 years is your empirical data point where you have based your assumptions on...how cute.

 

This is the classic response.   You don't like the hypothetical solutions, so you deny the existence of the problem.   You don't want to move out of the road, so you deny there is a car coming. 

 

Well, your guess is wrong.   The existence of the problem, and the desirability of any proposed solution, are two different things.   I am not endorsing any particular solution.   I'm not even saying we should do anything about it.   Just pointing out an article that says the earth is getting hotter. 

 

That said, let me ask you this.  If scientists said an asteroid is headed for the earth, and will destroy all life if it hits, and that we need to come up with some way of heading it off, would the fact that we would need some type of effort to head it off cause you to deny the existence of the asteroid?  

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