Well that's just like...your opinion man. Besides, what is it they say about...statistics. I believe it's something similar as to which is said about history, and the winners. As for me being ridiculous, hell yes. And actually, from a geological standpoint...the planet is moving into a new stage. Did the industrial revolution cause this? No. Curious, do you support the hole in the ozone theory? It is true that in large metropolitan areas the air quality is worse, the pollutants are worse. But this doesn't really explain properly what is occurring on a global scale.
Meh, it's too late in the evening, and I've better things to do than to argue a point which, on either side, is for the most part lacking of empirical proof.
Take care! \o/
Jayke Watson said:
I'm sorry but Derek that's ridiculous, if you had a look at the statistics and charts you would see that there has been a massive increase in world temperatures and other climatic extremes ever since the industrial revolution, this isn't something that the earth just transitioned into like a 'season', these changes picked up around the industrial revolution. This is the fault of the human race and blaming it on the universe is just ludicrous and cowardly, while I understand many people do their best to reduce their environmental footprint, we all need to take responsibility as a race and do our best to sort this out.