And not the other way around.
Scientists think that climate became dry, and this is what caused deforestation. No, it is actually deforestation that is causing
dry climate:
https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-latin-america-58743367
As I am saying, first came humans with fire, and they made deforestation. Deforestation cause dry and cool climate.
And not the other way around.
Scientists think that climate became dry, and this is what caused deforestation. No, it is actually deforestation that is causing dry climate:
Mario Petrinovic wrote:
And not the other way around.
Scientists think that climate became dry, and this is what caused
deforestation. No, it is actually deforestation that is causing dry climate:
Cooling causes a dry climate. The glacial/interglacial cycle began long before the controlled use of fire.
I Envy JTEM wrote:
Mario Petrinovic wrote:
And not the other way around.
Scientists think that climate became dry, and this is what caused
deforestation. No, it is actually deforestation that is causing dry climate:
Cooling causes a dry climate. The glacial/interglacial cycle began long before the controlled use of fire.
Don't be so stupid.
The newest date for the beginning of Quaternary is 2.6 mya: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quaternary
The date for the earliest evidence of controlled use of fire is up to
2 mya:
Again, don't be so stupid.
Mario Petrinovic wrote:
I Envy JTEM wrote:
Mario Petrinovic wrote:
And not the other way around.
Scientists think that climate became dry, and this is what caused
deforestation. No, it is actually deforestation that is causing dry climate:
Cooling causes a dry climate. The glacial/interglacial cycle began long
before the controlled use of fire.
Don't be so stupid.
Speaking of which:
When did our current ice age, the Quaternary, begin?
When did the controlled use of fire begin?
You are SO lucky that you're immune to embarrassment...
Mario Petrinovic wrote:
The newest date for the beginning of Quaternary is 2.6 mya:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quaternary
So the ice age began like two and a half million years ago.
The date for the earliest evidence of controlled use of fire is up to
2 mya:
Well that's strongly disputed, that dating.
Evidence != Proof--
Again, don't be so stupid.
Lol! You just argued yourself into a whole.
It doesn't matter, it is just the evidence, nothing more. It
Mario Petrinovic wrote:
It doesn't matter, it is just the evidence, nothing more. It
So you're ignoring the evidence in favor of... nothing?
On 3.10.2021. 5:00, I Envy JTEM wrote:
Mario Petrinovic wrote:
It doesn't matter, it is just the evidence, nothing more. It
So you're ignoring the evidence in favor of... nothing?
Gee, what's wrong with you?
Who says that I am ignoring the evidence? And, especially the evidence of fire use. This evidence supports my theory, why would I
ignore it?
Listen
So you're ignoring the evidence in favor of... nothing?
Who says that I am ignoring the evidence? And, especially the evidence
of fire use.
This evidence supports my theory
Crazy like a crazy person, Mario Petrinovic wrote:
So you're ignoring the evidence in favor of... nothing?
Who says that I am ignoring the evidence? And, especially the evidence
of fire use.
Damn, you really play this handle like an idiot...
: > Well that's strongly disputed, that dating.
:
: It doesn't matter, it is just the evidence, nothing more.
This evidence supports my theory
Not according to you. Your own dating debunks you.
And you're just stupid. Cool air carries less moisture. Google: Rain Shadow. It causes desertification by COOLING the air, losing the moisture on one
side of a mountain, leaving a desert on the other. Cooling. The earth is much WETTER when it's hotter.
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