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The biggest thing that's wrong with the "consensus" approach to observed climate variation is that it is in conflict with the way the Universe/Multiverse works.
The All That Is/Tao is nonlinear, chaotic, unpredictable and, well, it's a multiverse! Trying to ram the "Human CO2 causes climate change" square peg into the squiggly, constantly variable, unpredictable nonlinear Multiverse hole is like trying to teach fish to ride a bicycle. They don't fit together. They're incompatible. It's nonsensical.
We use the concepts and verbiage of chaos theory to talk about nonlinear Reality. Climate is an emergent phenomenon of the complex adaptive system of the closely coupled ocean/atmosphere of this gravity-squeezed bit of curved eleven dimensional spacetime we call The Earth. It cannot be understood from a cause/effect perspective. One must view events in the Multiverse through the lenses of Buddhist dependent origination, in which events arise of themselves in cogeneration with all other events.
We as social beings are stuck in the solar system model of atoms, wherein the atom is viewed as a miniature solar system, with tiny planetoid electrons whirling around a particulate center. In actuality, the atom is far more space than substance, the "electrons" whirling around the "nucleus" are not particles but twisted bits of nothingness that exist throughout the multiverse simultaneously and only appear as particles in orbit around the center of a particular atom when we look for them there with an apparatus designed to detect particles.
Our personal interactions with this wiggly, non particle Multiverse begin at the moment of conception, when our incipient selfness comes together with the joining of egg and sperm, creating a new Universe in which we we grow and develop as we interact with the All That Is. Our interactions pile up, we share overlapping universes with other consciousnesses, creating the consensus consciousness that we call Reality.
The All That Is/Tao is nonlinear, chaotic, unpredictable and, well, it's a multiverse! Trying to ram the "Human CO2 causes climate change" square peg into the squiggly, constantly variable, unpredictable nonlinear Multiverse hole is like trying to teach fish to ride a bicycle. They don't fit together. They're incompatible. It's nonsensical.
We use the concepts and verbiage of chaos theory to talk about nonlinear Reality. Climate is an emergent phenomenon of the complex adaptive system of the closely coupled ocean/atmosphere of this gravity-squeezed bit of curved eleven dimensional spacetime we call The Earth. It cannot be understood from a cause/effect perspective. One must view events in the Multiverse through the lenses of Buddhist dependent origination, in which events arise of themselves in cogeneration with all other events.
We as social beings are stuck in the solar system model of atoms, wherein the atom is viewed as a miniature solar system, with tiny planetoid electrons whirling around a particulate center. In actuality, the atom is far more space than substance, the "electrons" whirling around the "nucleus" are not particles but twisted bits of nothingness that exist throughout the multiverse simultaneously and only appear as particles in orbit around the center of a particular atom when we look for them there with an apparatus designed to detect particles.
Our personal interactions with this wiggly, non particle Multiverse begin at the moment of conception, when our incipient selfness comes together with the joining of egg and sperm, creating a new Universe in which we we grow and develop as we interact with the All That Is. Our interactions pile up, we share overlapping universes with other consciousnesses, creating the consensus consciousness that we call Reality.
