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I seriously doubt that sample is representative of Americans. It was likely linked to a alarmist site.
Yes, the source must be considered.
“Overall, 45 percent of Americans believe in ghosts, according to a poll conducted earlier this year by the Huffington Post and YouGuv. The results are similar to a 2009 study conducted by CBS News that showed 48 percent believed in ghosts.”
My point is that it’s an online poll and not a scientific poll.
It’s the same 40% of the population that think Zero is a good president.
By their very nature, polls are not scientific, they are opinion.
No poll is ‘scientific’. It is impossible to avoid self-selection in polls.
Therefore, Obama is causing the polar vortex.
Get rid of Obama and the polar vortex will go back to normal………;^)
Yes, get rid of the Little Dictator.
…that’s the same 40% that thinks Obambi is doing a good job
But, but, but,
“Climate Change”
is causing the polar vortex!
Now, AGW isn’t,
but the minimal sun cycle, PDO on cold, drift towards glaciation,
IS changing the Climate!
Of course, eco-religious fanatics
taking lessons from Orwell
would have you believe it is AGW as they paste over “CC” on it!
So,
repent and be saved, Sinner!
And if you think you control the weather,
I have this bridge over the Columbia to sell’ya, cheap!
Would you have us believe, which we don’t, that your weather is the wholesome world weather?.
It isn’t, one place is hot, thee other is cold, btw., you wanna look at the rads, they produce heavy snows, ht0 snow. nuff said
😐
The same way Jupiter’s weather is broken up into circular latitudinal zones, Earth’s weather is becoming more energized and breaking up into distinctly warmer and colder weather zones.
I hope we don’t get a great red spot.
Animal Farm. Up is down. Red is white. Hot is cold. Freedom is slavery.
Apparently 100% of Americans don’t understand that the question as posed makes no sense.
The question makes sense if it is meant to determine how gullible people can be.
A good number of Americans are more likely to believe in off-world alien beings than they do in the idea that the people on teevee just might not be telling them the truth about some things.
40% of Americans believe such nonsense because 90% of them have no sense
The poll question is misleading as usual. I would answer yes to that question as solar activity is at 200 year low and the Sun affects climate strongly. That would be climate change. Rossby wave sinuousity appears linked with low solar activity not CO2.
The correct question would of course be “Is global warming causing the polar vortex?”
The answer to that would be quite embarassing to US News, so they didn’t ask it.
Considering that we’re constantly being told that everything is being caused by climate change, the results are hardly surprising. On the upside: that 60% of people aren’t completely stupid is actually encouraging.
I like to replace the words ‘climate change’ with the words ‘weather change’. It makes warmist utterances so much more plausible; eg: the recent change in the weather has been attributed to ‘weather change’
For the 40% that believe that climate change caused the polar vortex, I have a question. What caused cold waves before climate change took place?