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Maybe.<br>
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Sometimes facts have to be set aside to see<br>
the big picture. The question is if there are<br>
little patterns or big ones that describe what's up.<br>
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If a 1936 event occurred in 2014 there would be<br>
and incredible outcry in the press,and in the public eye,<br>
and we would reap tonnes of new authoritarian social<br>
controls from it.<br>
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1936 heating is a fact, but the human coefficient in the model was<br>
apparently not different from zero.<br>
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Drought and famine are old words. Anthropogenic famine is <br>
a possible but anthropogenic drought seems as out of reach<br>
as AGW.<br>
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1937 was marked by massive rains and flooding. Jan 1937 was<br>
the wettest month ever recorded in Cincinnati. Today, that too<br>
would be blamed on the activity of man.<br>
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The seasons change and glaciers enlarge and contract and<br>
those sledgehammers seem to care nothing for the tiny contributions<br>
made by humans.<br>
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Time chance and entropy will turn the cities to rubble and dust<br>
despite the activities of builders and architects and real estate<br>
agents.<br>
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On 09/09/13 2:06, Brussel, Morton K wrote:
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Wayne,
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<div>You really are rather ignorant regarding climate change;
ignorant means ignoring all the facts thereto.</div>
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<div>On Sep 8, 2013, at 9:07 AM, E. Wayne Johnson 朱稳森 wrote:</div>
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face="Times New Roman, Times, serif">J.N. Irvin told me about 30 years
ago that it was so hot in 1936 that it was<br>
too hot to sleep in the house (there was no electricity in southern
Illinois,<br>
and no Electricity in most of Arkansas either for that matter, for all
you<br>
Jim Mangrum fans out there.)<br>
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J.N. said he and his brother used to sleep in the dust out in their
yard at night to get cool.
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Mud evaporates better and thus cools better than plain sweat.<br>
They didnt have lawns in southern IL in the 30's., just packed clay
that they swept clean.<br>
(and they didnt have yard police either, so it was not all bad.)<br>
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