Nope but the education system as a whole now is creating significantly dumber people than it was 15 years ago.Let me guess, you had the best education ever?
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Nope but the education system as a whole now is creating significantly dumber people than it was 15 years ago.Let me guess, you had the best education ever?
Nope but the education system as a whole now is creating significantly dumber people than it was 15 years ago.
Contrary to all evidence that people appear to be getting smarter. But hey, we know you don’t like data.Nope but the education system as a whole now is creating significantly dumber people than it was 15 years ago.
Contrary to all evidence that people appear to be getting smarter. But hey, we know you don’t like data.
Australian students slip in global maths, reading and science rankings
A worldwide study of more than half a million 15-year-olds shows Australian students lag 3.5 years behind their Chinese counterparts in maths — and their performance in all three major subjects is in long-term decline.www.google.com.au
I thought it was well known that academic performance is in decline? Or are we talking some other metric?
none2040 now? How many countries have pledged to be zero by 2040?
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But but we’ve got the Olympics booked in 2032!Good luck comrades, 7 years to go
So according to you, we're all going to hell in a hand basket right?
I think that is most likely but it is a little complicated. Some areas will be ok, like Tassie and South Island New Zealand. Depends if we get the ocean burping the methane that exists like a solid under the pressure of the bottom of the ocean.
After some pondering, I can conclude that this is indeed a casual fallacy. Thanks for sharing it with us though.Allow me to give you something to ponder. Given how we recently saw how quickly the world was able to come together to act against the very real covid threat, if no countries are willing to commit to net zero before 2050 then obviously governments are pretty confident this is not an urgent threat. Add to that, why would some of the biggest political supporters of Climate Change like Obama and Gore be investing in sprawling seaside mansions if they are going to be under water in the near future?
Linking Obama and Gore's property purchases to disproving climate change is an example of a casual fallacy.That Obama and Gore have bought waterfront properties or that they’ll soon be underwater (in 7 years according to many)?
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I’d just like to see some of these grifting posers setting an example. I’d take more notice of Obama if he’d bought a house in the mountains. But none of us will willingly give up our way of life, will we. Will you? To save the planet?Linking Obama and Gore's property purchases to disproving climate change is an example of a casual fallacy.
Here is an article on wikipedia to explain further if you are still unclear.
I love it when people feign intellectual superiority and they show themselves up as nuffies...Linking Obama and Gore's property purchases to disproving climate change is an example of a casual fallacy.
Here is an article on wikipedia to explain further if you are still unclear.
Why would you take notice of Obama at all though, is he writing the studies and doing the research? What about the other people who do the research, do they have waterfront mansions and if they didn't would it add weight to their work?I’d just like to see some of these grifting posers setting an example. I’d take more notice of Obama if he’d bought a house in the mountains. But none of us will willingly give up our way of life, will we. Will you? To save the planet?
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Thanks buddy for correcting my embarrassing spelling error, however it is most definitely a causal fallacy (is that better?)I love it when people feign intellectual superiority and they show themselves up as nuffies...
1. The term is 'causal fallacy', and
2. The example is not a 'causal fallacy'...
We both know it wasn't a simple spelling error...Thanks buddy for correcting my embarrassing spelling error, however it is most definitely a causal fallacy (is that better?)
-> Obama claims climate change is real
-> Obama does not act like climate change is real
-> therefore climate change is not real
Happy to walk you through this one but the actions of Obama have no bearing on whether climate change is real. That's your fallacy.
Fadge, I could shitpost in this thread for three years straight and I still wouldn't look like half the nuffy that your Thunberg obsessed rants have painted you out to be.We both know it wasn't a simple spelling error...
Thanks for doubling down and making yourself look more of a nuffy.
Yeah, think you have the wrong person, unless you care to share an example?Fadge, I could shitpost in this thread for three years straight and I still wouldn't look like half the nuffy that your Thunberg obsessed rants have painted you out to be.
Maybe, but I'm sure you brought her up in the other thread recently.Yeah, think you have the wrong person, unless you care to share an example?
We both know it wasn't a simple spelling error...
Thanks for doubling down and making yourself look more of a nuffy.
See this sort of posting does no one any favours, all it does is discredit you to the poster you're arguing with.Fadge, I could shitpost in this thread for three years straight and I still wouldn't look like half the nuffy that your Thunberg obsessed rants have painted you out to be.
Nah Fadge and I are cool, there's no tears here.See this sort of posting does no one any favours, all it does is discredit you to the poster you're arguing with.
I'm not going all mod but it's disappointing when two sides of an argument have salient points only to have those points discredited by the other 'coz poster x called me so n so'