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Kevin Kirchman: "Why the Greenhouse Gas Theory is Invalid Scientifically" | Tom Nelson Pod #206
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Kevin Kirchman is editor of the Climate Science Journal, which he founded in 2017. He developed a broad-based new epistemological view (theory of knowledge), including new theories of deduction (the first since Aristotle), validation (a much-improved scientific method), induction (how we form ideas, or the basis of a science of innovation), lexicology (meaning), and symbolic representation (grammar).
00:00 Introduction: Challenging the Greenhouse Gas Theory
00:40 Exploring the Scientific Inconsistencies of Greenhouse Gas Theory
02:51 The Role of CO2 in Earth's Energy Spectrum
03:57 Revisiting Fundamental Physics: From Newton to Einstein
04:11 Empirical Evidence Against the Greenhouse Gas Theory
10:41 Thermodynamics and the Earth's Temperature
13:53 The Moon Made of Green Cheese: A Lesson in Epistemology
14:28 Applying a New Theory of Validation to Climate Science
20:58 The Effective Temperature Argument and Its Flaws
25:20 Challenging Prevailing Climate Science Theories
28:33 The Misinterpretation of CO2's Role in Climate
35:44 Concluding Thoughts and the Importance of Scientific Integrity
40:18 Q&A: Addressing Other Theories and the Future of Climate Science
Slides for this podcast: https://tomn.substack.com/p/why-the-greenhouse-gas-theory-is
https://twitter.com/ClimSciJournal
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Kevin Kirchman is editor of the Climate Science Journal, which he founded in 2017. He developed a broad-based new epistemological view (theory of knowledge), including new theories of deduction (the first since Aristotle), validation (a much-improved scientific method), induction (how we form ideas, or the basis of a science of innovation), lexicology (meaning), and symbolic representation (grammar).
00:00 Introduction: Challenging the Greenhouse Gas Theory
00:40 Exploring the Scientific Inconsistencies of Greenhouse Gas Theory
02:51 The Role of CO2 in Earth's Energy Spectrum
03:57 Revisiting Fundamental Physics: From Newton to Einstein
04:11 Empirical Evidence Against the Greenhouse Gas Theory
10:41 Thermodynamics and the Earth's Temperature
13:53 The Moon Made of Green Cheese: A Lesson in Epistemology
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28:33 The Misinterpretation of CO2's Role in Climate
35:44 Concluding Thoughts and the Importance of Scientific Integrity
40:18 Q&A: Addressing Other Theories and the Future of Climate Science
Slides for this podcast: https://tomn.substack.com/p/why-the-greenhouse-gas-theory-is
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