# Climate Change Skepticism: CO2, Earth's History and Climate Models - Original post: https://www.twitter.com/i/status/2087085434945843546 - Source account: [@NoMasSecretos33](https://x.com/NoMasSecretos33) - Source language: English - Duration: 4:11 - Published: 2026-08-11 - Canonical URL: https://www.translate.mom/transcript/AeeVfTGNkbz6/en/climate-change-skepticism-co2-earth-s-history-and-climate-models ## Transcript [0:00](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/AeeVfTGNkbz6/en/climate-change-skepticism-co2-earth-s-history-and-climate-models) Global warming. This is one of those cool things where there is not a shred of evidence, and I'm, I'm, I'm not lying to you. I've been studying this for a long time. I've read a lot of books about it, and I've read a lot of the research papers. There isn't a shred of evidence that human [0:19](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/AeeVfTGNkbz6/en/climate-change-skepticism-co2-earth-s-history-and-climate-models?t=19) beings have had any effect on this planet other than just billboards. I mean, we, we put out a lot of billboards and buildings and stuff. We haven't affected the climate, and the CO2 has such a tiny effect. [0:34](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/AeeVfTGNkbz6/en/climate-change-skepticism-co2-earth-s-history-and-climate-models?t=34) Even the CO2 that's there, the bulk of which isn't our problem, it, it just, it's always there. You know, and, and the, and the guys that are now running that, like the people that got in trouble at Hadley Center, yeah, which is a, a uni-- like University of East Anglia in England that got their, their emails all published, [0:54](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/AeeVfTGNkbz6/en/climate-change-skepticism-co2-earth-s-history-and-climate-models?t=54) and some of them were kind of embarrassing. Th-those guys, they're like computer jocks. [1:00](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/AeeVfTGNkbz6/en/climate-change-skepticism-co2-earth-s-history-and-climate-models?t=60) They're not climatologists. In my opinion, climate is something that didn't start in nineteen hundred. [1:08](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/AeeVfTGNkbz6/en/climate-change-skepticism-co2-earth-s-history-and-climate-models?t=68) You know? If you wanna know about climate and climate change, then you need to know things like when was the Eocene and what was the weather like? The Eocene was like about forty million years ago, and the, the, the, the planet was pretty much trees. The, there were gymnosperms because the, the, the [1:30](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/AeeVfTGNkbz6/en/climate-change-skepticism-co2-earth-s-history-and-climate-models?t=90) angiosperms hadn't happened yet, but there were trees from pole to pole. [1:35](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/AeeVfTGNkbz6/en/climate-change-skepticism-co2-earth-s-history-and-climate-models?t=95) And it was a fairly temperate time, and the CO2 levels, and we know this all, all from proxy measurements and stuff, but they're pretty decent measurements, were twenty-seven hundred parts per million. [1:46](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/AeeVfTGNkbz6/en/climate-change-skepticism-co2-earth-s-history-and-climate-models?t=106) The-- they're now three hundred and forty, which is a little higher than two seventy, which is what they were historically before we started supposedly polluting the atmosphere. [1:56](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/AeeVfTGNkbz6/en/climate-change-skepticism-co2-earth-s-history-and-climate-models?t=116) But there's a big difference between three forty and two-- twenty-seven hundred. [2:00](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/AeeVfTGNkbz6/en/climate-change-skepticism-co2-earth-s-history-and-climate-models?t=120) It probably had something to do with the fact that the Earth in its orbit is not exactly always pointed in the same direction. It's, it's, it's, it's, it's precessing around its poles. It's nutating around that, meaning it's accelerating and decelerating of that precession. [2:18](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/AeeVfTGNkbz6/en/climate-change-skepticism-co2-earth-s-history-and-climate-models?t=138) It's pointing in all different directions over long periods of time that can actually be-- You can, you can predict them. [2:25](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/AeeVfTGNkbz6/en/climate-change-skepticism-co2-earth-s-history-and-climate-models?t=145) I mean, they're not like random things. It's just like, yeah, it's a big, big top, and it's affected by all these other planets and stuff. And, and you should be able to take those, those things and make some sense out of them in terms of climatology. Over the last couple million years, [2:43](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/AeeVfTGNkbz6/en/climate-change-skepticism-co2-earth-s-history-and-climate-models?t=163) we became quite successful as a species because the, the climate was changing rapidly, and we were able to adapt to it. That's the natural state of things here, you know? And it isn't because of us that it happened. [2:57](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/AeeVfTGNkbz6/en/climate-change-skepticism-co2-earth-s-history-and-climate-models?t=177) It's because it happened that we're here. [2:59](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/AeeVfTGNkbz6/en/climate-change-skepticism-co2-earth-s-history-and-climate-models?t=179) And it's really silly for people to walk around saying, "Save the Earth," you know, from us. Like, we're, we're like the moss that grows on the rocks here. We're not a very big part of it. We really aren't. We've overblown our, [3:15](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/AeeVfTGNkbz6/en/climate-change-skepticism-co2-earth-s-history-and-climate-models?t=195) our presence here, and that is a foolish paradigm that we have allowed to sort of permeate an int-- a whole field. [3:23](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/AeeVfTGNkbz6/en/climate-change-skepticism-co2-earth-s-history-and-climate-models?t=203) And, and all the real climatologists have been replaced by these guys that write global circulation models that say, "If this happens, then this happens, then the temperature will go up by five degrees within the next..." In my opinion, climatology has become a kind of a joke, [3:39](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/AeeVfTGNkbz6/en/climate-change-skepticism-co2-earth-s-history-and-climate-models?t=219) but people that are real climatologists do think about things like the, all the, the global epochs that the Earth has gone through in our way of looking at it. But the, the guys that are getting the headlines and stuff and that are meeting in Copenhagen and deciding that everybody's got to stop cooking over Sterno stoves in Africa or [3:58](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/AeeVfTGNkbz6/en/climate-change-skepticism-co2-earth-s-history-and-climate-models?t=238) whatever, I mean, those people don't know nothing. [4:02](https://www.translate.mom/transcript/AeeVfTGNkbz6/en/climate-change-skepticism-co2-earth-s-history-and-climate-models?t=242) They really don't. And, and if you-