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![]() "Philip Eden" philipATweatherHYPHENukDOTcom wrote in message .. . "Alastair McDonald" k wrote in message ... "Philip Eden" philipATweatherHYPHENukDOTcom wrote in message .. . I have no criteria. Weather is irrelevant. Climate is what counts. Climate consists purely of weather. I don't see how you can say weather is irrelevant. Even if you consider climate as only average weather, then record high, and even long periods of above average, temperatures will alter that mean and signal a climate change. You appear to be making the error of thinking ..... I suggest you don't put words in my mouth. Individual weather events do not require a global climate change explanation any more than the money that happens to be in my pocket this evening requires in explanation in terms of the state of the national economy. Now, an improvement or a deterioration in the UK's economy may well have an impact on the amount of money in my pocket, but that is a different subject ... not the one I was responding to. Perhaps you don't see the difference. Clearly other contributors to this thread don't either. ...that because weather and climate are different they must be mutually exclusive. They are not. They are just two (overlapping?) bands in a time based spectrum of atmospheric behaviour. You didn't answer my second question about how you would explain to your readers why you had not warned them of the disasters climate change will wreak. Do you really think they will accept that because you were an expert in weather you could not warn about a change in climate because "weather is irrelevant"? If you think that then you haven't read much of what I've written. I've been writing about the disasters that climate change may (not will) bring about since at least 1988, and I spent three chapters in this year's book on this very subject. Can't really blame you though if you haven't; it's really not much cop. And I only get 90p per copy. Philip Eden Philip. I think I get this now. When you say " than the money that happens to be in my pocket " That money in your pocket represents Climate Change! Is that correct? |
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![]() "lawrence jenkins" wrote in message ... "Philip Eden" philipATweatherHYPHENukDOTcom wrote in message .. . Individual weather events do not require a global climate change explanation any more than the money that happens to be in my pocket this evening requires in explanation in terms of the state of the national economy. Now, an improvement or a deterioration in the UK's economy may well have an impact on the amount of money in my pocket, but that is a different subject ... not the one I was responding to. Perhaps you don't see the difference. Clearly other contributors to this thread don't either. Philip. I think I get this now. When you say " than the money that happens to be in my pocket " That money in your pocket represents Climate Change! Is that correct? No, Lawrence, you're arse about face. The big lumbering slow to change global climate is represented by the big lumbering slow to change national economy. The here-today-gone-tomorrow day-by-day weather events are represented by the here-today-gone-tomorrow money in my pocket. pe |
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![]() "Philip Eden" philipATweatherHYPHENukDOTcom wrote in message .. . "lawrence jenkins" wrote in message ... "Philip Eden" philipATweatherHYPHENukDOTcom wrote in message .. . Individual weather events do not require a global climate change explanation any more than the money that happens to be in my pocket this evening requires in explanation in terms of the state of the national economy. Now, an improvement or a deterioration in the UK's economy may well have an impact on the amount of money in my pocket, but that is a different subject ... not the one I was responding to. Perhaps you don't see the difference. Clearly other contributors to this thread don't either. Philip. I think I get this now. When you say " than the money that happens to be in my pocket " That money in your pocket represents Climate Change! Is that correct? No, Lawrence, you're arse about face. The big lumbering slow to change global climate is represented by the big lumbering slow to change national economy. The here-today-gone-tomorrow day-by-day weather events are represented by the here-today-gone-tomorrow money in my pocket. pe Philip money-in-pocket =Change. Change= Climate Change. Money in pocket=change=climate change. Oh well. Suit yourselves. |
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![]() "lawrence jenkins" wrote in message ... Philip money-in-pocket =Change. Change= Climate Change. Money in pocket=change=climate change. Oh well. Suit yourselves. Doh, a joke. I should've known. Lifted from your treasury of old jokes, no doubt. And worth every penny. pe |
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![]() "Philip Eden" philipATweatherHYPHENukDOTcom wrote in message .. . "lawrence jenkins" wrote in message ... Philip money-in-pocket =Change. Change= Climate Change. Money in pocket=change=climate change. Oh well. Suit yourselves. Doh, a joke. I should've known. Lifted from your treasury of old jokes, no doubt. And worth every penny. pe It may have been "old" but you have to admit, it was in mint condition. |
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