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@anishmoonka @GenieveDawkins This is not correct. See 'MHC-assortative facial preferences in humans' by Roberts et al., 2005

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I am highly recommending @qovesstudio as a great starting place and I would like to thank them for all the excellent free videos they have made available on their YouTube channel.

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I have spent the last two years focusing on myself. I stopped running myself into the ground for others and 'the world' and I started working on my appearance. The result was that people started treating me like a human. My personality didn’t change.

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Don’t make my mistake. Educate yourself on skincare, look into hair loss prevention as early as possible, get to a sustainable lean body fat percentage and learn to style and groom yourself to flatter your strengths and mask your flaws. Your life will improve dramatically.

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@ThomasHofstet15 @MOlschowy No there haven't and look at the top right corner of the image. Don't confuse local measurements for global average temperature. The current rate of warming is around 10x the natural warming during the glacial retreat driven by Milankovitch cycles.

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@shicks_sam It's not normal. It's falling off a cliff.

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@wizardofogg2 @shicks_sam The other observational evidence comes from studying other climate factors and measuring their impact.

Feel free to name a factor you think is responsible if not the recent and rapid 50% increase in atmospheric CO2 concentrations. https://t.co/m49P0zEShf

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@wizardofogg2 @shicks_sam Gravity is also a widely accepted theory.

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@wizardofogg2 It's so obvious you cannot give a single reason why.

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@shicks_sam @hausfath It's not an assumption. We know the ocean is gaining the majority of the heat. The heat gain in the ocean is also not equally distributed, being concentrated closest to the surface. See the section "Where does the heat go?" https://t.co/OV0EvWcL1R

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@nuisance84 @KetanJ0 https://t.co/MRYGVhyWqG

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@ConejoClint I thought I'd made it obvious but....yeah

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@shicks_sam @hausfath Do your calculations account for stratification? The heat increase being more concentrated in the lower troposphere while the stratosphere is cooling and does it account for Newton's law of cooling meaning oceans hold onto heat more easily. I know they don't include feedbacks.

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@MOlschowy @EthonRaptor Go read the latest IPCC report and look at their error calculations. I've already shown you multiple examples of observations falling well within the displayed margin of error of climate models for many decades.

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@MOlschowy @EthonRaptor The amount of water vapour the atmosphere can hold increases around 7% per degree of warming. It is not extremely complex.

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@Flourigidorfal @Degrees105 @ed_hawkins It's an example of businesses and states making choices about climate action without requiring individuals to commit to anything.

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@Flourigidorfal As if 3 years is going to make a difference to this trend. Climate normals are 10x longer than that.

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@Flourigidorfal You're out of arguments.