[If majority of people believe ‘x’ then ‘x’ must be validated / true]

What happens when the majority of the people believe in the Q revolution?

Or the Qanon revolution?

Or that Q is a military intel insider dropping crumbs about the Trump administration taking down a massive organized crime cartel?

Because, that is what is happening. All those MSM stories are leading more and more people to think about Q things, and talk to other people, who then explain about the massive organized crime cartel involving drugs, pedophiles, sex slaves, and massive siphoning of taxpayer money. Once the majority believe that the government was infiltrated (on both sides) by organized criminals and that Trump is taking them down, on both sides, not just in the Democrat party, then the world changes.

How close are we to 50% now?

What do your sceptical liberal friends say now when you ask them about Brexit, Yellow Vests in France, Umbrellas in Hong Kong, uprising in Iran, and unrest in so many other countries?

Crime is a NON-partisan subject. Fighting crime UNITES us all

>>8115005

He only went there for a photo-op for a few days.

He was never enlisted

Never trained

Held no rank

He just pulled some strings and got some favors so that he could put boots on the ground.

For a few days.

Radiating the Ocean

https://wattsupwiththat.com/2011/08/15/radiating-the-ocean/

Once again, the crazy idea that downwelling longwave radiation (DLR, also called infra-red or IR, or “greenhouse radiation”) can’t heat the ocean has raised its ugly head on one of my threads.

So if the DLR isn’t heating the ocean, with heat gains of only the solar 170 w/m2 and losses of 390 w/m2 … then why isn’t the ocean an ice-cube?

Note that each of these arguments against the idea that DLR can’t warm the ocean stands on its own. None of them depends on any of the others to be valid. So if you still think DLR can’t warm the ocean, you have to refute not one, but all four of those arguments.

Look, folks, there’s lot’s of good, valid scientific objections against the AGW claims, but the idea that DLR can’t heat the ocean is nonsense. Go buy an infrared lamp, put it over a pan of water, and see what happens. It only hurts the general skeptical arguments when people believe and espouse impossible things …

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_pond

if i had back issues of mother earth news i could show that this has been in the green literature almost as much as how to raise goats in your basement.

>>8115392

You must be Greta's boyfriend

Real science uses experiment to prove things.

Anyone can show that solar radiation or even artificial infrared radiation, will heat water.

That is real science. Greta's scam is the junk science.