Re: The Secret Campaign To Deny Global Warming


"Paul E. Lehmann" <someone@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote
Although the plates are moving slowly, by human
standards, there seems a possibility that ocean
currents could be changing as a result which in
turn would influence weather patterns, not to
mention oceanic temperature changes at or near
the convergent, divergent and transform plate
margins.

I guess to innumerate morons, two continents that are 4,000 miles apart
separating by 2cm a year is enough to cause a ocean circulation change in a
few years.

But then to the numerically igorant mind many childish ideas are
respectable.

If you flap your arms fast enough you can fly. It's true. Absolutely
true...



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