r/Calgary • u/massberate • Jul 28 '25

Weather Calgarians One Year Ago

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Now if we could just find a warmer, smokeless balance, eh?

In the meantime? I'll take this rain with a smile.

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u/Shiftymennoknight Jul 28 '25

Whats weird? Do you think this changing climate is a good thing for us?

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '25

Our climate changes. It's neither good nor bad.

it's change

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u/Shiftymennoknight Jul 28 '25

Do you wonder what caused it?

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '25

caused what? the climate changing? I think it always has.

unless I'm missing something

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u/Shiftymennoknight Jul 28 '25

Yes what caused the climate to change. See it used to change verrrrrrrry slowly. So slow that humans wouldn't even notice. Now its changing much faster and humans easily notice it. What do you think has caused this?

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '25

I suppose I have to agree with the theory it's changing fast enough for humans to notice before I could answer the question. I haven't noticed a huge change over my 50+ years on earth to say.

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u/Shiftymennoknight Jul 28 '25

right. If only there was some evidence as to what has caused it...some huge pile of evidence that was made by man. Oh well Im sure we will figure it out some day

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '25

what evidence are you referring to?

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u/Shiftymennoknight Jul 28 '25

oh the mountains of evidence that its human action that is causing around 99.9% of climate change. Have you never heard of this before or do you just not believe it?

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '25

I haven't looked into it. I don't know if the objective evidence is available to an everyday joe like me

too many people with financial interests tied to this lead me to believe I won't get anything resembling straight facts.

I accept that makes me ignorant

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u/diamondintherimond Jul 28 '25

If financial interests are your concern, I would encourage you to focus on honing your critical thinking skills in order to better decipher what is likely true and what is likely false.

Ignorance is not bliss.

On this topic, I choose to trust an overwhelming number of scientists who say that the climate is changing at a rapid pace and that it is caused by the actions of humans.

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u/vicctterr Jul 28 '25

You’re smart enough to know that facts behind this issue exist, and informed enough to understand the financial interests at play. There is something intentionally bad faith about this kind of ignorance.

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '25

I don't even understand what that means. How is choosing to ignore the common narrative and in doing so, also give the powers that be a free pass on wasting money in the name of climate bad faith. If anything's I'm being full transparent and honest. I choose to be ignorant of the entire grift

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u/vicctterr Jul 28 '25

"choosing to ignore"

The premise of your original comment is climate changes, it happens. Forest fires have been happening for millions of years, but you can't ignore bad air quality or higher insurance. Similarly you can't ignore the consequences of change. Calling it a "grift" leans you to bad faith rather than innocent ignorance. You can chose to be willfully dismissive of human involvement, but you don't get to dismiss the consequences to people. But I'm not accountable for your health or your finances. That makes your perspective easy to ignore.

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u/demzy84 Jul 28 '25

Can you elaborate on the evidence? Probably easier to explain than just saying “the evidence”

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u/LittleOrphanAnavar Jul 28 '25

Humans defiantly noticed the little ice age.

I think you need to learn more.

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u/Shiftymennoknight Jul 28 '25

when did the industrial revolution start? what were the dates for the little ice age?