By T. L. Jenkins This is about comparing human activity to the size of the planet and is the fifth in a series about why humans may NOT be affecting global climate from the use of fossil fuel putting CO2 into earth’s atmosphere. Previously here, crude oil was compared to the size of the planet […]
Sun 05/14/2017
Dearest Mom, Mother’s Day is not for mothers. Mother’s Day is for guys like me to be reminded that there are such wonderful mothers in the world like you! Mothers Day gives me the formal opportunity to tell you just how much you are loved and admired. Granted, every day of the year should be […]
Sat 04/01/2017
If it were possible to spread the annual world oil production (32 billion barrels) out over the entire planet (197 million square miles on planet earth) What would that look like? Do you follow?—Over the land, the oceans, the Artic, the Antartic—everywhere. If that were possible, it would be roughly 5,375 times thinner than […]
Mon 03/13/2017
Doesn’t it seem prudent to not take in ONLY the little snippets we’re fed about “global warming” or about anything else for that matter? We should try to see the larger picture. Haven’t you ever thought? “ : “Yeah, the science they’ve fed us is a bunch of baloney.” (You can use “baloney” if […]
Sun 03/12/2017
This is about why humans may NOT be affecting global climate and may help you see how puny the nature of burning fossil fuel actually is and how little impact humans actually have on the planet. The only way to know the truth is to look at fossil fuel consumption as worldwide consumption at the […]
Sun 02/19/2017
This is about why humans may NOT be affecting global climate. Doesn’t it make sense to look beyond those scary coal-fired industrial plants and those smokey diesels blocking our way on the interstate to see the larger picture? Looking at it in these ways, it may very well be possible to begin to doubt the […]
Fri 05/26/2017
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