Inuit Knowledge and Climate Change

Originally posted by BrokenCircles

Originally posted by incrediblelousminds

I notice you have yet to offer one single comment that actually relates to the information I have taken the time to present in my OP.

Obviously accurate.

I will openly admit that I have not read any of your OP, nor will I.

Well, I'm confused how you can come to a conclusion as to what this thread is about if you refuse to ever even read the OP.

reply to post by BrokenCircles


I was just pointing out that, in one thread, you tell someone that they should put specific information in the OP, and then later say that you have not read the OP. How could you know that the OP was lacking this information if you haven't read it? So you either didn't read the OP and don't know it is lacking the aforementioned information you requested, or you read it and know it lacks the information you suggested be added, and chose to say you didn't read it (and never will) just to prove some sort of point.

oh, for crying out loud!

somebody pointed in the original thread that the melting of the icecaps could have an effect on the inuits' pov. that makes pretty much sense. they also stated that the ice blocks are moving around due to the melting, which of course might make the sun seem like changing position. besides, earth is in a wobbly cycle. add the shift caused by the japan quake on top of that.

Originally posted by jamsession
add the shift caused by the japan quake on top of that.

as previously noted, the japan quake happened AFTER these observations were documented by a film-maker.

but thanks for commenting.