Brandon Daly ❄️
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Paleoglaciology ❄️ | Hydrogeophysics Masters student at School of Mines | big fan of Antarctica 🇦🇶 | He/Him
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I wrote "magnetotellurics" correctly the first time without a typo. I'm ready for my Masters degree now.
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Because he didn't think anyone would go looking around the internet to verify his claims, that's exactly what I've done 🧵
Climate science has had its share of predictions that have not come to fruition. Here are some of the failed predictions:
Arctic Ice Disappearance: In 2007, the National Snow and Ice Data Center predicted that the Arctic would be ice-free by 2013. This prediction did not come…
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@cxlame
You're invalidating other people's experiences in college by telling them it's actually easy if they just didn't procrastinate. You aren't speaking for yourself ... not really
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@but_rly_tho
@KevinsBigMouth
@heybuddy_comic
Here's the reality of the situation: we can either vote for Biden or we can vote for Trump. If you don't want another term of Trump, you're gonna have to vote for Biden — we don't really have a choice.
If you don't vote at all: Trump will win.
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I have a theory for why I couldn't find a single publication on this list.
@MatthewWielicki
, a self-proclaimed "earth science expert," used ChatGPT to write the entire tweet for him. He did not verify the sources before tweeting. That, or he completely made everything up.
This is puzzling. I looked up every study here and couldn't find a single publication
@MatthewWielicki
referenced. But since investigating reversible retreat is becoming my thing, Matthew made a mistake.
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@cxlame
I don't party super often (introvert). College was still very challenging. Grad school is even more challenging.
Maybe don't judge people for finding college challenging. It's great that it was easy for you, but you can only speak for yourself.
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@drvox
I heard that she lifted up her glasses to look at him directly in the eye. If that isn't the most badass thing ever, idk what is.
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I can attest, from experience, that this is 100% untrue
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I'm afraid I have some bad news.... NOAA recently reported that giant sea monster will consume the Pacific Northwest
#sharpiegate
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Earth Science 101: land warms faster than the ocean, the world is mostly ocean. Just about anywhere on land is going to be warming faster than the global average.
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If I had a nickel for everytime a know-it-all climate change denier didn't understand the mechanisms of Antarctic ice melt, I'd have enough money to fund every study that investigates Antarctic ice melt.
There's alot of hype about possible collapse of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet from global warming. Well, it turns out the WAIS was much warmer 4100 years ago, and has been cooling ever since.
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Several facts about climate change:
1) It's real
2) Humans are entirely capable of causing it
3) Humans are actually causing it right now
4) It's not too late to do something about it
5) We can do something about it
6) We absolutely should do something about it
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(1.1) Arctic Sea Ice Disappearance: in 2007, the NSIDC said in a press release that an ice-free summer is possible by 2030 ... not 2013.
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Climate change deniers are talking about this study ad nauseam like they're the ones who published it. When the reality of the situation is that it does nothing to support their anti-science narrative:
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@Luscombepilot
Science doesn't typically operate by predictions unless it's a hypothesis. In literature, you'll see projections based on emission pathways and other factors.
Naturally, as methods improve, projections change. The best methods are the ones we use right now. Better methods later.
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Let's get all the evidence against anthropogenic climate change out in the open (feel free to add more):
1) Assumptions made from vague emails
2) It's a cycle, just ignore the trend
3) Look! Snow!
4) The sun is entering a new minimum! That's.... why..... it's... warming...
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@USWeatherExpert
@JacquelynGill
@DrKateMarvel
It's really not that hard to understand, Mike. Anthropogenic warming doesn't directly start these fires. As the climate warms due to anthropogenic warming, conditions in Australia become more favorable for intense fires. Yelling "it's arson!" doesn't change that.
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@MatthewWielicki
You don't get to argue about this anymore, Matthew. You were caught red-handed copy-pasting ChatGPT. Here's a better thread ⬇️ Read and learn, fraud.
This is puzzling. I looked up every study here and couldn't find a single publication
@MatthewWielicki
referenced. But since investigating reversible retreat is becoming my thing, Matthew made a mistake.
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@but_rly_tho
@KevinsBigMouth
@heybuddy_comic
I'm not saying I like Biden, most people (from what I've seen) don't like Biden. I'm saying we don't have a choice. Anything that isn't a vote for Biden is a vote for Trump.
I wish the circumstances were different.
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(1.2) Today, an ice-free summer is estimated to occur in the 2030s-50s. And of course the prediction is different now than in 2007. Think of how much better the methods are today.
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For climate change deniers to manipulate and lie to people, they need to eliminate all sources of accountability. They will start by leaving academia, then they will make sure every scientist who can challenge them blocks them, so their content cannot be challenged by experts.
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This is puzzling. I looked up every study here and couldn't find a single publication
@MatthewWielicki
referenced. But since investigating reversible retreat is becoming my thing, Matthew made a mistake.
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(3.1) Global Warming Apocalypse:
I can't find any evidence of these claims. But Exxon did predict global warming with accuracy in the late 1970s:
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Sadly it seems CLIMATE THE MOVIE is being shadow-banned on YouTube.
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@sesilgoke
@Fiona1020_
@CallaWalsh
I've done an assignment like this before (not about slavery) and it does not support critical thinking.
You're asked to choose a side and find sources and evidence that support your side. If anything, it teaches confirmation bias.
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@TerrestrialEar1
@JadeCamus3
@HunterAA6
There was never actually a 𝙨𝙘𝙞𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙞𝙛𝙞𝙘 consensus that the Earth was flat. Scientists discovered pretty early on that the Earth is a globe.
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The CO2 forcing today is stronger than it was 1000 years ago. Other forcings, like solar insolation, dominated.
If your local "earth science expert" doesn't know this, find a new expert. Because this one wants your money.
Why was Greenland so warm 1000 years ago, at pre-industrial levels of CO2.?
"The Greenland climate was mild when they landed, but was it warm enough for growing corn?
Researchers from the National Museum in Copenhagen say the answer to the question is ‘yes’. In a unique find,…
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(2.1) California Drought: National Geographic does not have the resources to make their own predictions. But the article he's referencing talks about the American southwest, not exclusively California which is not currently in drought.
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#HurricaneJose
is predicted to do a loop in the Atlantic and go back to warm waters. It's almost as if the hurricanes have become self aware
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You were given the right to bear arms to protect yourself, your loved ones, and your property. Not to pose in the snow while disrespecting the hard work of scientists... If people like you were around in the 1700s, our founding fathers would want to make guns a privilege.
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This is the type of stupid thing that happens when you extrapolate a linear trend onto a non-linear system that responds to a non-linear forcing.
At the current rate of melting, the world will be ice free in 76,243 years… plus or minus about 30,000 years since we really don’t know how much ice is melting each year.
#ClimateActionNow
#ClimateCatastrophe
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@RemingtonWild
@SheRatesDogs
I can't decide what's weirder. The story, or the fact that the story was posted on Facebook... publicly
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@MatthewWielicki
Matthew, although I haven't sent any emails to your department or university, I still think it's extremely unethical to teach undergraduate students your opinion on climate change.
Time and time again, you bend the facts to support your views.
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(4.1) Hurricane Predictions:
This is not a climate prediction
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(5.2) Additionally, the AP wrote that it would happen by 2000 when the official said it would happen some time in the more distant future if warming is not reversed by 2000.
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In general, CO2 and temperature actually are correlated.
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@SWaisanen
@warriors
Stopping an active shooter requires extensive training. And if law enforcement sees two people with guns during an active shooting, both are getting shot on the spot.
Open-carry laws wouldn't do shit.
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@olgatokariuk
@AlexisMrachek
It's not like they could just vote him out of office. What do you expect them to do?
Putin is an autocrat, he holds pretty much all the power in Russia whether the people like it or not. But who knows: maybe this war with Ukraine will inspire the people to revolt.
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(2.2) Though much of the southwest is free of severe conditions, only time will tell whether and how quickly drought conditions will return. The thing about "megadroughts" is that reversal of dry conditions is sometimes temporary. El Nino is helping:
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(5.1) Climate Change Impacts: this prediction was made by an official of the UN Environment Programme, not by the programme itself. Nor was this prediction made by a climate scientist.
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You ever read someone's tweets and think, "how the heck did they get their degree?"
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@JacquelynGill
The elite scientists don't want you to know that Antarctica was lush and green 11 thousand years ago, and that an ancient civilization built pyramids there
(I'm not making this up, this was on the History Channel)
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@MatthewWielicki
has admitted to using ChatGPT, and admitted to failing to verify the sources before posting. Now he's making himself the victim, and is using this situation to further manipulate his followers and subscribers.
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I'd rather wipe snow off a solar panel than clean up oil in the Gulf of Mexico.
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@curryja
The folks who study the West Antarctic ice sheet (the people I work with) are not concerned about air temperatures above WAIS, in regards to future melt.
And WAIS was no stranger to rapid thinning / retreat during the mid-to-late Holocene. I recommend you educate yourself.
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In case it wasn't clear to everyone, the last deglaciation (the transition from the last glacial period to the modern interglacial) ended way back when humans were first figuring out agriculture. Modern glacier retreat is from anthropogenic warming.
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@edgarrmcgregor
And even if they were right about the planet being doomed, why is that a reason to give up? If you ask me, I'd much rather go down fighting than just letting whatever happens happens.
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How would we know the climate always changes if not for the "climate skeptics" on Twitter?
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Everything wrong with this tweet:
1) It's a composite image
2) A cloudless day over an entire hemisphere is ... unlikely ... to have ever happened in history
3) This image is Photoshopped
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Earth scientists: the entire Pacific Ocean is instantly replaced with ranch dressing. What happens?
(Inspired by
@celestelabedz
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@JunkScience
@MatthewWielicki
The West Antarctic ice sheet is the most vulnerable to marine ice sheet instability. Its ice shelf changes are important, and they're getting smaller.
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It is clear to everyone with even just a small background in statistics that Dr. W here is purposely using seasonality to hide long-term trends. Remember, we don't need to prove July is hotter than February if we're interested in analyzing long-term changes!
The climate emergency in the USA, Australia, Sweden, and China. Do you see it?
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Experts know not to rely on LLMs for communicating science. Matthew comfortably went 2 days without telling the truth, hid my replies calling him out on his deceptions, blocked me and everyone who called him out.
Matthew Wielicki is doing what he does best: lying to undergrads.
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> "I've done some climate modelling"
You spent 2 minutes on the internet, using a model undergrad students use to learn about greenhouse gases.
And you used it incorrectly.
I’ve done some climate modelling, using Chicago University’s MODTRAN program.
Looks like CO2 has no effect on ground temperature.
Go figure.
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Uninformed climate change deniers like
@curryja
and
@Kenneth72712993
agree with the evidence of past unstable retreat in Antarctica. Yet, they remain unconvinced, for whatever reason, that such a thing can't happen in the future.
Another new paper on the instability of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet about 7000 years ago, reminding us that natural forces in play can be far more significant that CO2-driven warming
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@tan123
@realDonaldTrump
@InfoWarsChannel
@BarrettBrownLOL
You must not understand the theory if you think that it says anthropogenic activity is the only forcing. And there's no "handing over the controls" the climate doesn't work like that.
We emit CO2, CO2 is a greenhouse gas which causes an imbalance of the Earth's energy budget
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@curryja
Judith, I kindly ask you to step aside and let a paleoglaciologist explain these data. Knowing the thinning history of Antarctica through the Holocene is precisely how we know how vulnerable WAIS is to unstable thinning.
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Oh look another climate change denier is talking about uncertainties in Antarctic ice and sea level projections because they think it disproves sea level rise
The science is settled!
"We conclude that previous interpretations of these MICI projections over-estimate sea-level rise this century..."
Source:
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Surprising to nobody except MW, Holocene reconstructions don't show modern warming because ✨that's not the point of the study✨ and the ✨resolution is too coarse✨ to see modern warming. Yet he thinks that
@Revkin
's (uncredited) article is a jab at anthropogenic warming.
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@ethansmith37545
@MatthewWielicki
Scary smart, but not smart enough to verify sources or general information about what he says? High school freshmen do a better job at cheating than
@MatthewWielicki
.
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In case it wasn't clear to everyone, sea level doesn't rise through the entirety of an interglacial period. Sea level rise is typically contained within times of deglaciation. Deglaciation from the last glacial period ended a long time ago.
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Climate change deniers are attacking this tweet hard. I may be onto something.
For climate change deniers to manipulate and lie to people, they need to eliminate all sources of accountability. They will start by leaving academia, then they will make sure every scientist who can challenge them blocks them, so their content cannot be challenged by experts.
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@sesilgoke
@Fiona1020_
@CallaWalsh
Critical thinking is more than proving the other side wrong. It's about critically analyzing documents/data/artifacts/studies, constructing an argument, and the ability to defend that argument in a debate.
But critical thinking has to be genuine, not forced.
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@ChrisMartzWX
Very close to muting you since you still show up on my timeline after unfollowing you.
It's not good news because the trend is still negative and the extent is still below the 1981-2010 mean. Don't confuse variability with a positive trend.
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@ChrisMartzWX
I have a degree in climate science, unlike you. You're right that climate doesn't cause single weather events, but it's physically impossible for the climate to not influence weather in some capacity. Changing climate changes weather. It's physics.
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@sesilgoke
@Fiona1020_
@CallaWalsh
That doesn't fix the problem. Even if you're randomly assigned the side you're defending, you still have your conclusion before doing any "research."
You'll have students Googling "why is slavery good" instead of critically analyzing slavery.
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@M17828764Marion
"Skeptics" push themselves out of academia. This is something they brag about regularly.
@curryja
@MatthewWielicki
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*several assassinated Presidents are typing...*
There has been no President in the history of our Country who has been treated so badly as I have. The Democrats are frozen with hatred and fear. They get nothing done. This should never be allowed to happen to another President. Witch Hunt!
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Pete, I'm a Gen Z, not a boomer. My generation doesn't write strongly-worded emails to whoever we feel like complaining to. We understand that NOAA's political appointees were hired to please Trump. An email won't do crap, I'll vote for a better president instead.
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When a climate change denier pretending to be a paleoclimatologist uses this CO2 and temperature plot
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1/ Many climate "skeptics" LOVE to cite this graph below for showing that CO2 isn't even correlated with the Earth's temperature. And just by simply looking at the graph (like most "skeptics" do) it would seem like the graph does the trick. CO2 and temperature are not correlated.
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