well dr spencer is still reserching and still writing
and still lecturing. i guess i just happen to look at
his work with favor. 
i guess i am just very sceptical and have to look at
things through the glasses of near 60 years of
watching things happen. 
that does not make me right, it just makes me look at
everything very much as a sceptic. i guess time will
tell. in the meantime everyone should conserve just
becouse it is the right thing to do even if one does
not think that it is the right thing to do for the
same reason that others think it is the right thing to
do. 

   i'll probaBLY shift to something else that comes
from living through something and that too will
probably stir up some of you on the list. but, i'll
wait a while on that. it came from visiting a friend
after one of his 3 trips to cambodia, the last taking
in his visits to "the killing fields." the memories
came back quickly. 
--- Peter Hunsberger <[log in to unmask]>
wrote:

> On 9/20/07, ken barber <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> > well peter, i do not think that anything i give
> you is
> > going to be enough. you have your mind made up and
> > there is nothing wrong with that, it just means
> than
> > anything i give you is not sufficent.
> 
> Ken, I work in scientific research, I'm a skeptic by
> nature (given the
> opportunity I'll probably argue with myself).  The
> reason I'm willing
> to spend some time on this debate is because I
> really do want to know
> on what you are basing your opinions.  Dr. Spencer
> wrote his paper 10
> years ago, there's been a lot of research since then
> that basically
> shows it probably isn't true, and as I point out
> even now, 10 years
> later, he doesn't attempt to say it contradicts
> global warming.  So
> when I say "try again" I'm not being flippant, I
> really do want you to
> understand where your opinions come from.  They seem
> very strongly
> rooted,but they contradict most of what I understand
> about global
> warming.
> 
> > your opinion is
> > just as valubale as everyone elses. you are in the
> > majority.
> 
> I'm really not trying to give my opinion.  Instead
> I'm trying to point
> towards the research. Every body has opinions.  Few
> people seem
> willing to spend the time trying to validate them.
> 
> -- 
> Peter Hunsberger
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