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Originally Posted by pgrmdave
Nobody in particular, I'm just curious as to whether there is a scientifically determined 'good temperature' or not. If there is no determined desirable temperature, then I would think that finding the ideal temperature would be the first priority. If there is an ideal temperature, I'm interested in what it is and how people came to that conclusion. Of course my questions are more directed at those who think that humans can reverse the warming trend, though.
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On the "good" temperature question, I think giving a temperature answer is silly. One only has to live with one other person in the house to see no agreement is possible even between two on what the ideal temperature is.
Sorry for taking questions not directed directly toward me.
I think people need to reduce their contributions now and that any schemes to sequester large amounts of carbon consider very carefully the law of uninteneded consequences.
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semantics is not always just pedantic quibbling. ~ douglas r. hofstadter
