The thing that gets me is how we conveniently create our own mathematical average, and conclude that the whole world is warming. Clearly some places are cooling, others warming, things change for heavens sakes! So we lump all our data together to work out an average, and conclude that the earth is warming.
Surely there are places in the Milky Way itself that are heating up & others that are cooling down. What will we do should we one day be able to gather data of it? We'll work out an average, and conclude that our galaxy is either warming or cooling.
As far as I'm concerned, different areas have their own micro-climates, and there are already more than enough factors that make even localized weather forecasting a guessing-game at best when attempting to predict beyond a few days.
I think this whole thing of averaging things out is ludicrous!
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