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Re: Global Warming by Humans? The Earth is cracking and the heat is coming out.

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On 7/11/2023 11:07 PM, Laurence Clark Crossen wrote:
> On Tuesday, July 11, 2023 at 7:53:32 PM UTC-7, Richard Hertz wrote:
>> It's well known that the ocean streams, like the Gulf Stream, are responsible
>> for heating the Atlantic Northern Hemisphere, as well as other streams are
>> responsible for heating the oceans in the entire world.
>>
>> Tectonic plaques displacements in many places, that form the Pacific Ring
>> of Fire, are liberating the heat of the magma and creating anomalies like
>> El Niño (Pacific Ocean) and La Niña (Atlantic Ocean).
>>
>> Once, the Gulf Stream was considered responsible for ending the last
>> glaciation, 100,000 years ago, by heating the costal lines of the Atlantic
>> North Hemisphere.
>>
>> Just 1° in the average temperature of the Gulf Stream can cause a disaster,
>> like it's happening now.
>>
>> Earth is venting its internal pressure through cracks in the 50 Km crust, and
>> heat is coming out more than ever to warm the oceans.
>>
>> Not too difficult to understand, isn't it?
>>
>> Add the Sun effects on the atmosphere, and we are done.

> The idea of an Ice Age began when elephant remains were found in Siberia. Cuvier made the case they were a different breed of elephant that were cold-adapted with fur and small ears. 


> This is more parsimonious than supposing the Earth was that much warmer then. 

parsimonious = frugal to the point of stinginess.

Misused cool words = nutcase author


> In 1919 a specialist Henri Neuville reported in a French science journal his findings later published in the Smithsonian Annual Report 1921: "Report on the Board of Regents includes On the Extinction of the Mammoth." He carefully reported that mammoths lacked sebaceous glands making them among the very few mammals like this, so they were among the least cold adapted mammals on Earth.  Only two other specialists replied very lamely. No one else took him up on it until Creationists used it to argue against the Ice Age and for Creationism. Regardless of the Creationists motives, how can the mammoths have lived in an Ice Age? Besides, they have given up on the argument.

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