superelephant
Bluelighter
I don't why you always misinterpret things, was it not obvious that I was just giving an example of how I'm not afraid of scrutiny and ridicule (I.E. looking crazy) in the interest of public health? another example (lol, it's funny because of how conspicuous it is that people don't want to believe this one when I tell them) has to do with pesticide contamination of cannabis by growers primarily concerned with profit maximizing yields.You're right, it's not an "alternative theory" - but chemtrails are apples and oranges. Just because there are genuine environmental hazards out there doesn't mae the chemtrail hoax any truer. The difference here is that there is data that actually supports the claim, whereas "chemtrails" are dismissed by everybody except for the dribbling, wide-eyed, armchair conspiracy theorists who have never set foot in a lab much less collated any data to support their feelings about how contrails should disperse in the stratosphere. A subtle but important distinction, don't you think?
Oh, clearly you haven't spent a lot of time arguing on the internet before. It really can be. In fact, it is more often than it isn't. I'm kicking myself for ever even having come back to BL.
Unlike a face to face conversation, these conversations can be reviewed by thousands. (or more) This is noteworthy, as it could very help many form sound opinions without even having to participate.
Well, I won't then. (it's such a mountain to go through it's beginning to look as if it may take a couple weeks 8( )Don't hurry for my sake. I'm sure your time is much better spent in the real world than on this.
I suppose I would rather be doing other things, but conversing on this site or otherwise reviewing information has never really kept me from enjoying myself. If you feel differently then perhaps you should be kicking yourself lol.
I'm aware of this.But by your own admission you can't actually tell what altitude a plane is flying at. You don't know if they're flying at 16,000 ft or 32,000 ft but the temperature gradient is very different
Yes, I have. or at least have attempted on numerous occasions. In fact, what I witnessed and compared to the available data did seem inconsistent. the lack of complete and precise measurements at any particular points in the sky stifled any conclusion, though.And even if they ARE at the same altitude, why couldn't a mass of dry air displace a mass of moist air, or vice versa, over a thirty minute period. I've seen rain at the ground move in quicker than that. Have you ever cross referenced your observations with weather data from the area?
I know that, I wouldn't even consider it science at all. Just relating observation with facts.Making observations with the naked eye from the ground when you don't know really what your looking at does not make good science.
skip a step and just post the sources...Get your self-righteous tone outta here. How can you disagree with the mainstream news talking about cloud seeding in Russia to help with snow?? I mean really, how is that... not authentic? That "website" you are disparaging also has TONS of sources.
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