The sun has shone and the temperature has been hot for the last three days. It's like...........summer. It's a sure sign of global warming. It's all our fault we did it. We made the rain stop. In less than a hundred years of serious industrialisation we made the world warm up.
You know why? Because 75% of scientists that ever lived are still alive today and need to justify their existence. So they act like the high priests of old and scare us. They are privy to the great knowledge. Mother Earth is angry because of the folly of our ways. We must repent, reuse and recycle, sayeth the scientists.
Anyone who does not believe this is a blasphemer. There are many signs and portents. Floods, famines and sunny days.
Just like the old religions. Bad weather, severe weather, storms, volcanoes and floods meant God or the Gods were angry or displeased. Thus they must be appeased.
That is what much of global warming is about. When you get right down to it. We humans are still the superstitious beings we always were. The difference is now that we are better educated and less inclined to believe in a supernatural cause. Now to appease the Gods we reuse and recycle or leave the car at home and travel on the bus with all the people who cannot afford a car.
There is serious science being done but you can bet your bottom dollar that if any of it contradicts the great message that we humans caused global warming and that the world is warming up rapidly and it's all our fault. Then it will thrashed by everyone. Like an atheist at a bible meeting.
Maybe it is true but my personal instinct is that most people are mostly wrong most of the time.
I just cannot accept that the warm spell we are having right now is proveably caused by humans.
Yes I am an ecological blasphemer. You should hear the trouble I get into when I point out that recycling glass (sand) and paper (grows on farmed trees) causes more greenhouse gases than simply putting them in a hole in the ground.
But what do I know? I'm not a scientist and thus privy to the great truth.
