How the Little Ice Age Changed History

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I would like all of you out there who ever met me in person for as long as I have been talking about the Man Made Global Warming Scam; also doing so on facebook since 2012 or so and now here to consider the first line of the linked article. "It is easy to forget just how variable the climate of Earth has been, across the Geological time scale" Now, on both my main web site 40Northlatitude and this site I am trying to do my best not to get too political. However, lets consider the source of this article. The New Yorker is well known to have a left leaning media bias. Having said that it is important to understand exactly what that opening sentence means. Very simply, Climate is neither static or Linear. Nor has it ever been! Nor will it ever be in Earth's Geological History in the near future. The Climate and its associate weather, weather patterns and every measurable change in temperature, precipitation, humidity etc. are not static in any way or form. There are long and short term Climate Cycles and everything in between. The article also mentions that temperatures dropped as much as 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit. More specifically I like to say that it depends at what point during the LIA you are talking about and where you were living at the time just how the Temperature and the Weather may have affected you. In some places to was a 1-3 or 2-4 degree drop in temperature. But none of that is important right now. What does standout however, is the idea that on March 25 of 2019 an article like this would appear in the New Yorker or anywhere near the Liberal Media. But I will say it is refreshing! Furthermore the article is not meant to overly scientific by any means does not go into other periods of warming and cooling over the last 11,700 years of the Holocene Epoch. It does however, paint a very nice but simple picture of where we stand right now in geologic terms.

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