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He points to a fundamental disconnect between the public narrative and what the paleoclimate record actually shows. The claim of an unprecedented crisis doesn't hold up when you examine proxy data spanning thousands of years. Climate has always changed, often dramatically, and the Holocene itself contains warming periods that exceeded current conditions. This isn't speculation. It's what ice cores, sediment layers, and other proxies demonstrate when you study them systematically. The question he raises is simple: if the evidence shows repeated natural variability on scales larger than what we see today, why is that context absent from the conversation? Understanding ancient climate isn't about denying change. It's about recognizing that change is the norm, not the exception, and that modern observations need to be placed within a much longer timeline to be properly interpreted.