Episode #089: Creative Graphsmanship - Manipulating Climate Data to Mislead

Summary

In this episode, Randall Carlson discusses the manipulation of climate science and the importance of the Carbon Cycle in maintaining Earth's biosphere. He highlights how politicization can skew data, leading to misconceptions about CO2 levels, which are actually low compared to historical norms. Carlson encourages listeners to question dominant narratives around climate change without fear of being labeled a 'Climate Denier.'

Key takeaways

• 1Randall Carlson presents a Master Diagram revealing ancient measurement templates.
• 2The Carbon Cycle serves as a crucial pump for Earth's biosphere but is under threat if CO2 levels drop too low.
• 3Carlson argues that climate data has been selectively presented to promote a political narrative.
• 4He asserts that current CO2 levels are low compared to much of Earth's history.
• 5The episode encourages questioning mainstream climate narratives to prevent being labeled a denier.

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Transcript excerpt

That's joinmidi.com. Insurance coverage varies. Check with your plan for coverage. This is Cosmographia, the Randall Carlson podcast. Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. This is Cosmographia, the Randall Carlson podcast. And we have reassembled the entire crew. As usual, we are joined by Bradley. How's it going, Brad? Quite excellent. Did you just get back from another road trip? Apparently a road tripping fool and loving it. Yes, I just got back in two weeks until we head back out to the Scablands for the next group of tours. Absolutely. Yeah. I envy your road trip style. Nomad Brad. Yeah. Nomad Brad. Continues on. Mike, how are you doing, sir? All right, guys. Nothing going on here. Just life rolling along. Life rolling along in normal town. As normal. And, of course, the man of the hour, Randall, sir. How are you doing? Yes, Russ. I'm doing well, Russ. Yeah, just all kinds of things. You know, we're working on putting together the preliminary pieces to launch some courses this fall. Sacred Geometry courses. So we're kind of outlining a game plan for that. We've got a little bit of funds to work with. And after the successful Nashville event a week and a half ago, we were really excited about doing it. It had a good reception. And it seems like, you know, since I used to do regular seminars, workshops, classes, and things on the subject, I kind of put it on the shelf for about a decade and revisiting now. And there's some new interesting connections that have come out in the last few years. So I figured, and a lot of renewed interest and new interest in the subject, and a lot of woo out there. ...

Excerpt from Kosmographia, Oct 24, 2022. Rights remain with the original creators. Hear the full episode at the source.