Humanity Has Only A Few More Months To Live
The article discusses predictions of imminent human extinction due to global warming, particularly citing Guy McPherson's alarming forecasts. It critiques the credibility of such predictions, highlighting a lack of scientific evidence supporting claims of exponential temperature increases. The authors express skepticism towards alarmist narratives and emphasize the importance of relying on accurate temperature data.
- ▪Guy McPherson predicts that humanity may not survive the next decade due to rising temperatures.
- ▪Critics argue that there is no scientific evidence to support McPherson's claims of imminent catastrophe.
- ▪Satellite data shows that global temperatures have not significantly increased since 2016.
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Screenshot from https://www.drroyspencer.com Global Warming Humanity Has Only A Few More Months To Live I & I Editorial BoardMay 19, 2026Add comment Predicting that catastrophe is just around the next corner is an old game for the global warming crowd. From Al Gore to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to King Charles to United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, the forecasts of doom have been raining down on us for decades. That we are able to note this today is remarkable, because one crank is sure that 2026 is the year of our extinction. “I can’t imagine there will be a human on the planet in 10 years,” Guy McPherson said when asked in 2016 how much time the human race had.
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