24 Mar '19 17:52>
@humy saidI never contradicted myself at all and you know it. Sea level rise represents temp rise pretty well. Are you going to argue that temps do not cause sea level rise in a predictable way?
So you contradict yourself by admitting that discussion of sea level rise is also about increasing temperatures, just as I said; Thank you. So what is the bases of your ranting complaint of me injecting a link about evidence for increasing temperatures (more specifically, evidence for man made global warming) into this thread? Why shouldn't any of us be allowed to do that?
And ...[text shortened]... rrelevancy (the heat island effect) to this thread but YOU; -such are your stupid false accusations.
There is no need to pollute the discussion with questionable temp data unless your goal is to mislead and digress away from sea level rise. That is exactly what you are doing. You want to ignore sea level rise as if it does not matter. That is why you are interjecting the irrelevant temp data.
Newsflash: Higher temps lead to higher sea levels. Unless you want to argue there is no correlation sea levels represent temps just fine. A lag effect is reasonable, but that just makes the pre 1900 sea level rise support my view, not yours. That would mean temps must have risen prior to 1880 making man made causes an even more absurd assertion.
You are just digging a hole for yourself. It is obvious you hate this sea level rise thread and you want to sabotage it with digression tactics. It is a petty thing to do. You cannot suppress this forever. The data is from NASA, alarmist central. I'll bet you would like to censor the data. You cannot stand it.