Normal fluctuations as seen throughout history and prehistory
works just fine.
Want something more specific: The end of the "Little Ice Age."
That's not specific at all.
jillery wrote:
Normal fluctuations as seen throughout history and prehistory
works just fine.
Want something more specific: The end of the "Little Ice Age."
That's not specific at all.
You're a fucking idiot.
Yeah, I get
jillery wrote:
Yeah, I get
So break it down for us. In the last million years, how often has sea level been
is low as it is not, and when did this happen.
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As you can observe in these graphs
Fucking idiot who isn't even named jillery wrote:
<https://www.e-education.psu.edu/earth107/node/1506 >
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As you can observe in these graphs
You're such a useless fraud but, sea level was about 16 feet
HIGHER during the previous interglacial. How does that compare
to your graph?
"Knowledge follows interest."
If you had any interest in human origins, and you're at least 30,
you know WHAT the glacial/interglacial cycle is, and you know
for a fact that the previous interglacial was a lot warmer.
BECAUSE you couldn't avoid learning this as it was the environment
where they Neanderthals thrived... the cold-adapted Neanderthals
THRIVED in a warmer climate than we're experiencing...
Again, Knowledge follows interests.
You're so fucked up you can't even see that they seem to have
REVERSED cold and warm periods.
Glacial periods, what you
nimrods call "Ice Ages," are significantly longer than interglacials.
Your graph doesn't show this.
Knowledge follows interest.
You're intellectual dog shit.
Yeah, I get that a lot from willfully stupid trolls.
<https://www.e-education.psu.edu/earth107/node/1506 >
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As you can observe in these graphs
You're such a useless fraud but, sea level was about 16 feet
HIGHER during the previous interglacial. How does that compare
to your graph?
To refresh your
jillery wrote:
Yeah, I get that a lot from willfully stupid trolls.
So in your alternative state, only stupid people who are trolls don't
believe your name is jillary... lower case 'j'.
You, lady, are 19 shades of FUCKED UP.
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As you can observe in these graphs
You're such a useless fraud but, sea level was about 16 feet
HIGHER during the previous interglacial. How does that compare
to your graph?
To refresh your
It was a simple question, though perhaps not simple enough for
someone as retarded as you. But I'll try again:
See level was higher during the previous interglacial. It was approximately
5 meters higher, a little over 16 feet. But does your graph show sea level
to be lower or higher during the previous interglacial?
HINT: It places it lower.
Your graph places sea level at present HIGHER
than sea level during the previous interglacial, even though this is not
true at all.
You, lady, are 19 shades of FUCKED UP.
I also get that a lot
It was a simple question, though perhaps not simple enough for
someone as retarded as you. But I'll try again:
[Sea] level was higher during the previous interglacial. It was approximately
5 meters higher, a little over 16 feet. But does your graph show sea level >to be lower or higher during the previous interglacial?
HINT: It places it lower.
Incorrect.
Willfully stupid troll, jillery wrote:
You, lady, are 19 shades of FUCKED UP.
I also get that a lot from willfully stupid trolls.
You certainly do.
It was a simple question, though perhaps not simple enough for
someone as retarded as you. But I'll try again:
[Sea] level was higher during the previous interglacial. It was approximately
5 meters higher, a little over 16 feet. But does your graph show sea level >> >to be lower or higher during the previous interglacial?
HINT: It places it lower.
Incorrect.
You mentally ill jackass:
https://www.e-education.psu.edu/earth107/sites/www.e-education.psu.edu.earth107/files/Unit2/Mod4/Figure16.jpg
That's your graph. It unambiguously places sea level higher NOW
than during the previous interglacial.
But reality is the opposite.
Sea level some 5 meters or so higher -- a little more than 16 feet
higher -- during the previous interglacial.
You're just to mentally ill to accept reality.
You made a fool out of yourself. Again,
I have no patience for you. I'm willing to rub your node in it all
day every day, and I probably will.
https://www.e-education.psu.edu/earth107/sites/www.e-education.psu.edu.earth107/files/Unit2/Mod4/Figure16.jpg
Cowering behind a rotating sock puppet, jillery wrote:
https://www.e-education.psu.edu/earth107/sites/www.e-education.psu.edu.earth107/files/Unit2/Mod4/Figure16.jpg
Your "Cite" places sea level at present HIGHER than during the previous >interglacial,
and this is false.
Your "Cite" is pretending that sea level is higher right now than during
the previous interglacial,
and that is a lie.
You are a fucking idiot who never even noticed that the cite is bullshit.
You, being a loser, cherry picked something you never read, never looked
at and simply thought you might contradict me with it.
You're a low life who seeks the negative attention that used to pass for
love in your childhood.
JTEM rubbed the mental case's nose in the shit again:
https://www.e-education.psu.edu/earth107/sites/www.e-education.psu.edu.earth107/files/Unit2/Mod4/Figure16.jpg
Low life and blithering idiot cowering behind a sock puppet, jillery wrote:
JTEM rubbed the mental case's nose in the shit again:
https://www.e-education.psu.edu/earth107/sites/www.e-education.psu.edu.earth107/files/Unit2/Mod4/Figure16.jpg
Your "Cite" places sea level LOWER during the previous interglacial.
Blessed JTEM bestowed upon us thusly:
JTEM rubbed the mental case's nose in the shit again:
https://www.e-education.psu.edu/earth107/sites/www.e-education.psu.edu.earth107/files/Unit2/Mod4/Figure16.jpg
Your "Cite" places sea level LOWER during the previous interglacial.
Once again
Mentally fucked up jillery wrote:
Blessed JTEM bestowed upon us thusly:
JTEM rubbed the mental case's nose in the shit again:
https://www.e-education.psu.edu/earth107/sites/www.e-education.psu.edu.earth107/files/Unit2/Mod4/Figure16.jpg
Your "Cite" places sea level LOWER during the previous interglacial.
Once again, no it doesn't.
We're not arguing here.
JTEM rubbed the mental case's nose in the shit again:
https://www.e-education.psu.edu/earth107/sites/www.e-education.psu.edu.earth107/files/Unit2/Mod4/Figure16.jpg
Your "Cite" places sea level LOWER during the previous interglacial.
You're right about that.
https://www.e-education.psu.edu/earth107/sites/www.e-education.psu.edu.earth107/files/Unit2/Mod4/Figure16.jpg
Your "Cite" depicts sea level as being lower during the previous interglacial,
https://www.e-education.psu.edu/earth107/sites/www.e-education.psu.edu.earth107/files/Unit2/Mod4/Figure16.jpg
Your "Cite" depicts sea level as being lower during the previous interglacial,
Q: When was the previous interglacial?
Sick in the head, jillery lied:
https://www.e-education.psu.edu/earth107/sites/www.e-education.psu.edu.earth107/files/Unit2/Mod4/Figure16.jpg
Your "Cite" depicts sea level as being lower during the previous interglacial,
Q: When was the previous interglacial?
A: About 130K-115K years ago.
Wait. Are you pretending that the previous peak in sea level was during the >glacial period? Is that your "Argument?"
https://www.e-education.psu.edu/earth107/sites/www.e-education.psu.edu.earth107/files/Unit2/Mod4/Figure16.jpg
Your "Cite" depicts sea level as being lower during the previous interglacial,
Q: When was the previous interglacial?
A: About 130K-115K years ago.
Psycho, jillery wrote:
https://www.e-education.psu.edu/earth107/sites/www.e-education.psu.edu.earth107/files/Unit2/Mod4/Figure16.jpg
Your "Cite" depicts sea level as being lower during the previous interglacial,
Q: When was the previous interglacial?
A: About 130K-115K years ago.
So you're "Arguing" that your cite is depicting a spike in sea level NOT >during the last interglacial, but during a glacial period.
https://www.e-education.psu.edu/earth107/sites/www.e-education.psu.edu.earth107/files/Unit2/Mod4/Figure16.jpg
Your "Cite" depicts sea level as being lower during the previous interglacial,
Q: When was the previous interglacial?
A: About 130K-115K years ago.
So you're "Arguing" that your cite is depicting a spike in sea level NOT >during the last interglacial, but during a glacial period.
If you were
Nine shades of fucked up, jillery wrote:
https://www.e-education.psu.edu/earth107/sites/www.e-education.psu.edu.earth107/files/Unit2/Mod4/Figure16.jpg
Your "Cite" depicts sea level as being lower during the previous interglacial,
Q: When was the previous interglacial?
A: About 130K-115K years ago.
So you're "Arguing" that your cite is depicting a spike in sea level NOT >> >during the last interglacial, but during a glacial period.
If you were
You pretended that the last interglacial saw SIGNIFICANTLY LOWER sea
level, even though it was warmer and sea level was about 16 feet or more >higher. You're not identifying the second, the early spike in your "Cite" as >the previous interglacial. you're "Arguing" that the previous interglacial >was more recent, that it's represented by far LOWER sea level even though
it was higher...
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