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The concept of this concept originating somewhere that isnt england
The difference between "There used to be hot summers too,” and a climate crisis.
Look, we all know this is true. But there isn't a SOURCE for this, and the graph itself is basically illegible beyond "ooh colors". If we want to be good stewards of our informational resources, we need to cite our sources.
From a reverse image search, I found the website Show Your Stripes, run by the University of Reading in the UK, which is likely where the above graph originated. It provides temperature data for various regions of the world from approximately 1900-2025. For example, here are graphs for Canada, India, and Papua New Guinea:
All clearly show a sharp rise in temperature beginning around approximately the 1980s, which corresponds with the graph in OP's post. But now we know where this data came from, and we can verify its validity accordingly.
The creator himself acknowledges that the stripes "leave out some of the nuance in the temperature record" and are "not intended as a scientific graph so much as a way to communicate with the public"
This is a critical admission: the creator admits it is propaganda, not science.
The project is hosted by the University of Reading and uses data from the UK Met Office
both institutions that benefit from continued climate alarm.
Ed Hawkins is an IPCC lead author. The IPCC's entire mandate is to demonstrate that climate change is a crisis requiring global policy action.
This is not an independent scientist, this is an institutional actor with a vested interest in the narrative.
The visualization has been widely promoted by the BBC, Vox, and other mainstream outlets, all of which have their own institutional biases toward the climate narrative.
Alternative interpretations of the same data are not given equal visibility.
Flaw 1: The Baseline Problem
The stripes are based on temperature anomalies, the difference from a baseline average. But the choice of baseline is arbitrary. Choose a warmer baseline, and more stripes are blue. Choose a colder baseline, and more stripes are red. The visual impact is entirely dependent on a methodological choice that is never explained to the viewer.
Flaw 2: No Scale or Axis Labels
The graphic contains no numerical scale, no Y-axis, and no temperature values. The viewer cannot tell whether the warming is 0.5°C or 5°C. This is not an oversight, it is a deliberate design choice to maximize emotional impact by removing all context.
Flaw 3: The "All Red" Illusion
The stripes create a visual impression of continuous, accelerating warming. But the underlying data shows fluctuations, plateaus, and even cooling periods (e.g., the post-WWIl cooling period, the "pause" of the early 2000s). These are erased by the stripe format, which compresses each year into a single color and arranges them linearly.
Flaw 4: Correlation vs. Causation
The stripes show warming. They do not show that the warming is:
• Primarily caused by human CO, emissions
• Dangerous or catastrophic
• Irreversible
• Worse than natural variability
These are inferences that the viewer is encouraged to make, but they are not contained in the data itself The visualization is a Trojan horse for a full ideological package.
Flaw 5: The "Communications" Excuse
Hawkins himself admits the stripes are "not intended as a scientific graph". But if it is not a scientific graph, why is it presented as scientific proof? This is the classic propaganda tactic: present a simplified, emotional visual as "science," then retreat to "it's just communication" when criticized. You cannot have it both ways.
Show Your Stripes is not a scientific analysis. It is a carefully engineered visual propaganda tool that uses legitimate raw temperature data to create an emotional, alarmist narrative. It omits scale, baseline context, uncertainty, regional variation, and all other relevant data. Its creator admits it is not a scientific graph. It is promoted through coordinated global campaigns and institutional networks that benefit from climate alarm. It is a textbook example of narrative manipulation.
Much of the raw data shows very slight warming. That is a fact. But warming is not automatically a crisis. The stripes are designed to make you skip that logical step-to go directly from "warming" to "emergency" without passing through "how much?", "why?", "is that bad?", and "what should we do about it?"
In the end periods of variance in the climate are entirely normal and a natural phenomenon people have no control over.
“Show your stripes” is not science. It is persuasion dressed in scientific clothing.
I've seen some of them argue that even stock ownership (you know, in businesses that produce goods and services) still counts as "hoarding" somehow.
It's "hoarding" because they can't readily access and redistribute it.
I had this little conversation last month. I don't know where they calculate the 85%. But I do get paid for my time and labor. Otherwise, I would quit. The nice thing about not owning the business. I'm not attached to any debt incurred by the owners.
The 85% is probably the business's revenue after labor costs.
@thinginthefen am I correct? do you think wage labor pays for inventory or raw materials? What about the equipment the business uses? Rent, electrical or water bills? Maintenance and upkeep? If not, do you not believe those costs should be paid for with the revenue earned from their use?
First order thinkers are the sort of people who think that food comes from the back room of the grocery store. Inventory, materials and equipment. The money you took to start the business. The intelligence to put it all together. That stuff just appears and is there when you need it.

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it's thousand yard stare summer
It seems like they're more consistently and thoroughly nuking blogs so you can't even look at the archive anymore
It must be election season.
Holy shit. I had no idea homeschooling had increased so much.
1 in 16 kids is now homeschooled :)

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But what if the children LIKED to eat lead paint. That's their CHOICE.
The child says they will kill themselves unless we give them a lobotomy. We must obviously give the lobotomy. Or they will order an ice pick online with cutesy anime girl packaging.
Have you considered getting mental help?
Thanks, Ace-Pervert, I've never considered that. I'll look into it asap. Let's hope I'm not prescribed to have perfectly healthy and necessary organs removed and then have to be on pills or injections for the rest of my life.
Update I've been scheduled for my chemical castration and lobotomy but luckily the surgeon is letting me bundle them for a massive deal. Can't wait to finally become my true self via paying $100,000 to people who surely have my best intentions hidden in their open pockets
Update I have necrotizing fasciitis
A Columbia woman accused of causing more than $30,000 worth of vandalism to a convenience store pleads guilty.

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Look up “overproduction of elites“.