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    [–]Canbot 3 insightful - 1 fun3 insightful - 0 fun4 insightful - 1 fun -  (2 children)

    It sounds like you are confusing carbon ash with carbon dioxide. One blocks out the visible spectrum from reaching earth, the other blocks out infrared spectrum from bounding back out into space. It sounds like you think that your experiment disproves the greenhouse effect theory, but it does not.

    However, you could easily show that temperatures on a cloudy night do not fall as much as temperatures on a clear night. Clouds are a far stronger greenhouse gas than co2. It's not even disputed by anyone. However no one has ever attempted to measure yearly cloud cover and compare it to global temperatures. Heat is also generated from within the earth through what we believe is nuclear fusion (but no one really knows) there is zero studies that make any attempt at measuring the heat generated within the earth. There is also heat generated by all human activity. As the global population increases so does the heat produced by human activities. That includes transportation, manufacturing, heating homes and buildings, wars, and exercising. No one has ever attempted to factor that heat into any kind of weather model.

    People who believe in global warming do not give a fuck about science. All they care about is what authority figures tell them.

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      [–]Canbot 1 insightful - 1 fun1 insightful - 0 fun2 insightful - 1 fun -  (0 children)

      There is in fact soot everywhere, if you cared to look for it. That it is not so thick that it turns everything black does not mean it is not there. If you had an air filter you would notice it getting black much faster than normal. If you own a home go check your furnace filter.

      When you burn tires, as with most things, the black smoke you see is soot and does not cause the greenhouse effect. You also produce co2 and other gaseous byproducts. Co2 is a greenhouse gas. The level to which Co2 effects global temperatures is not fully understood. It certainly has some effect, but not as much as the global warming alarmists claim.