Chris Williamson

It's a funny movie, right?

Half funny, but kind of it's supposed to be a comment on the impending doom of climate change.

Nobody's listening.

Yeah, they're not correct.

That's the problem.

You know, who are those two gentlemen that we had in recently, Jamie?

The guy from MIT and the other guy from, was he from Yale or Stanford?

Where was he from?

Anyway, these two brilliant scientists who have analyzed the data and one of them was going over the actual understanding, the equations that you would need to understand

in order to really be able to calculate what is having an effect on the climate and how many different factors there are and all of them working synergistically in some weird unexplainable way.

And then the cold hard reality of climate data over the past

X amount of millions of years where it's always done this glaciation and then the glaciers, they recede and then you get higher ocean levels.

It's like constant.

Every 12,500 plus years, it goes up and down and up and down and it never stays that.

ever.

It's never static.

And the real fear is not global warming.

The real fear is global cooling.

Why?

Global cooling kills everything.