05-08-2017, 03:24 PM
Aloha riversnout Appreciate your comments. In the past month I have read what I consider extraordinary information regarding reduction of the ice pack in the Arctic. Ice changes in the two other sites of concern, Greenland and Antarctic, are also dramatic.
(The cause is global warming. Hope everyone agrees on that.)
Your statement of 6 inches per century is correct. Why would it not seem feasible that 1) the above changes could bring about an increase far in excess of 6 inch per century rate and 2) more importantly, each subsequent decade will bring an even greater increase?
Human population is expected to rise from some 7 billion to 11 billion in 2100, further affecting climate.
http://www.un.org/en/development/desa/ne...eport.html
Several other commentators asked why do I think this is divine intervention?
I was not being serious. (Interesting that this was not perceived.) It is science-based. But I writing in a way to suggest that what is happening--or might happen--could be interpreted by native peoples to be a form of divine intervention.
It is one of their ways of looking at the world. In some instances what they predict comes about (though not for the supernatural reasons they put forth.)
(The cause is global warming. Hope everyone agrees on that.)
Your statement of 6 inches per century is correct. Why would it not seem feasible that 1) the above changes could bring about an increase far in excess of 6 inch per century rate and 2) more importantly, each subsequent decade will bring an even greater increase?
Human population is expected to rise from some 7 billion to 11 billion in 2100, further affecting climate.
http://www.un.org/en/development/desa/ne...eport.html
Several other commentators asked why do I think this is divine intervention?
I was not being serious. (Interesting that this was not perceived.) It is science-based. But I writing in a way to suggest that what is happening--or might happen--could be interpreted by native peoples to be a form of divine intervention.
It is one of their ways of looking at the world. In some instances what they predict comes about (though not for the supernatural reasons they put forth.)

