Eugenio Parmon on Nostr: thanks for a detailed answer The way I see it is while you provide good reasons to be ...

thanks for a detailed answer

The way I see it is while you provide good reasons to be suspicious and use your own judgment on the issues like this, I'm mostly convinced by the global average temperature graph year over year which shows a steady rise just in a few decades. Basically you can attribute it to random stuff (similar to the ice age thing) or to human activities, and I don't quite see the argument why it's the former rather than the latter. The greenhouse effect theory provides an explanation, and I'm not an expert enough to judge how good it is, but what are your reasons to believe it is false, rather than to be unsure about it?