Exactly, I've never understood why a phenomenon that science can't prove or disprove is deemed "fact". On one hand you'll have all these people going on and on about how humans are the cause of climate change and then on the next report you'll here, "well, this might be the natural change of things". George Carlin said it best: "Earth isn't afraid of you, you aren't destroying Earth. The day Earth gets tired of humans it will shake you off like a bad case of fleas." Not to mention that the "causes" of climate change have been changed half a dozen times. I remember it was cars, then factories, then exploration, then farming....how about it is a natural event that human beings have simply increased.

When the Earth has gone through a dozen or so Ice Ages and climate shifts, were humans around to cause it?

It isn't the "Earth" we care about, it is our ability to live on it.

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