Epistemology Google Group

Re: ARE YOU FREE?

2008-11-21T07:35:57Z

I'm a strong supporter of homeschooling and many other things, Hank,
but I don't see how you think you can "raise human intelligence" by
posting nonsense about global warming.

Cheers!
Sam Carana

Re: DON'T WORRY ABOUT MYTHICAL GW. Earth recovering from mini ice age and volcanic eruptions.

2008-11-21T07:31:28Z

This again doesn't seem to make much sense, Hank.

The differences in radiative forcing estimates between the present day
and the start of the industrial era for solar irradiance changes and
volcanoes are both very small compared to the differences in radiative
forcing estimated to have resulted from human activities. As a result,

DON'T WORRY ABOUT MYTHICAL GW. Earth recovering from mini ice age and volcanic eruptions.

2008-11-20T20:00:27Z

GW NUTS DON’T HAVE TO WORRY. JUST WAIT FOR THE NEXT VOLCANIC ERUPTION.
VOLCANOES SPEW MUCH MORE CO2 THAN HUMANS.
VOLCANOES HAVE THE BIGGEST AFFECT ON CLIMATE CHANGE.
The increasing concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere
are not the only factors influencing climate. Explosive volcanic

Re: [epistemology 9797] Re: Grapes are sour, aren't they?

2008-11-20T06:18:55Z

Sorry dood, I did not forget you are a backward Indian

Re: [epistemology 9799] Dear Sam; This is the article on space-caused CO2 reduction with dust.

2008-11-20T06:46:24Z

I have not read any reports that more dust was being dumped on Earth
over the past few decades, Hank. The kind of global warming we're
witnessing now can only be explained by pointing at the increase of
greenhouse gases in the atmosphere as the cause. I agree that
greenhouse gases are not the full story. Apart from greenhouse gases,

Re: [epistemology 9800] CO2 cooling of atmosphere.

2008-11-20T06:32:57Z

Nothing new there, Hank. The radiative forcing of CO2 may seem only
small at first glance, but CO2 remains in the atmosphere for long
periods and the accumulation over the years adds up to significant
warming.

Cheers!
Sam Carana

CO2 cooling of atmosphere.

2008-11-20T04:49:25Z

Cooling of Atmosphere Due to CO2 Emission
G. V. CHILINGAR,1 L. F. KHILYUK,1, and O. G. SOROKHTIN2

1Rudolf W. Gunnerman Energy and Environment Laboratory, University of
Southern California, Los Angeles, California, USA
2Institute of Oceanology of Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow,
Russia

Dear Sam; This is the article on space-caused CO2 reduction with dust.

2008-11-20T04:45:33Z

Try not to worry about the atmospheric trace gas CO2.
Remember those experiments written up in National Geographic where
they dumped iron filings into the ocean and later on the satellite
photographs showed a big green patch?
The more dust comes in from outer space the more the plankton grows,
and the more atmospheric CO2 is absorbed (and vice versa). Once again,

Re: [epistemology 9790] Re: ARE YOU FREE?

2008-11-19T19:43:59Z

Twenty years ago I had to start thinking in QFT when writing Philosopher's
Stone. It took me five years to write the book and my head was spinning in
higher dimensions before I finished it. So far I have had about 1000 medical
doctors read it and it has been traded around to various university
library's for some time now.

Re: [epistemology 9792] Re: Grapes are sour, aren't they?

2008-11-19T13:23:51Z

Sorry dude i again forgot you are a christian! :)

Re: [epistemology 9795] Re: What is Epistemology?

2008-11-20T00:41:37Z

I agree, Adrian, science all too often follows the old inquisition
method of seeking to destroy 'inconvenient' views rather than to come
up with enabling ideas and work them out.

Cheers!
Sam Carana

Re: [epistemology 9794] Re: What is Epistemology?

2008-11-20T00:36:06Z

Indeed Sam, he cannot. To put it in a nutshell G.M. does not know whereof he speaks. He ignores more
than just Q.M. Alan Aspects's 1982 telepathic particles follow more simply from waves and or
wavicles which follow more obviously from the fields they are embedded in. Actually particles are
now interpreted as knots or standing waves. Math is still used and uses particle soup which is a

Re: [epistemology 9781] What is Epistemology?

2008-11-19T23:30:43Z

You say that the cutting edge of physics is currently the Unified
Theory, George. And I believe that we both distrust efforts to come up
with a single theory to explain all phenomena. The 10-dimensional
model is purely theoretical, and it's an extension of conventional
dimensions, which is probably why it's welcomed by conventional

Re: [epistemology 9781] Re: What is Epistemology?

2008-11-19T18:27:18Z

Due to the general interest of the topic, I copy this
discussion with Sam to additional lists.
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G:
Epistemology sees one of the cornerstones of cognition
in the polarity of "subjective" continuity and
"objective" discreteness. Physics, the fundamental
science, embodies the continuity in SPACE-Field and

Re: [epistemology 9791] Re: Grapes are sour, aren't they?

2008-11-19T10:33:38Z

""Could"", did not happen. There was a much earlier civilisation of which Genessis 11.1 says the
whole world was of one language. After an about 12,000 BCE global disaster civilisation spread back
from the North pole out in all directions. It could also rain tomorrow, or not.

adrian.