I meant that humans have an impact, and I’m certain it’s negligible compared to natural events like you mentioned. Just like you cannot deny climate change (weather happens) you can’t deny anthropogenic global warming (people have an effect), it’s just not anywhere near the hyperbole that the interested powers are pushing. It might not even be a single degree on the Fahrenheit scale. Therefore, it’s important to do a cost-benefit analysis if they want us to sacrifice humanity in the name of Gaia. If we did everything they wanted and crippled industry just to save a couple degrees (and that’s very generous on my part), then humans would go extinct. Also, cross-referencing degrees saved vs. degrees lost because of natural events would expose the con for the tomfoolery that it is.
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RE: My Perspective on Climate Change and Global Warming