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==Al Gore's ideas==
It's not Al Gore's theory. And he didn't win the Nobel Prize for coming up with it.

On the [[Al Gore]] page, we can explain why he won the Nobel Prize. Probably for for PowerPoint presentation and for "[[An Inconvenient Truth]]", both of which distort and obscure the evidence for a [[cause and effect]] link between global air temperature proxies and carbon dioxide levels found in ice cores. 

Note: temperature drives carbon dioxide, but Gore has it backwards. Just like he got ''E pluribus unum'' backward (he said out of one, many - it's actually out of many, one). Remember, he flunked out of Vanderbilt - got average grades as an undergrad - and couldn't identify 2 Founding Fathers at Monticello. 

Note also that he got a peace prize, not a physics prize. The peace prize in political. --[[User:Ed Poor|Ed Poor]] <sup>[[User talk:Ed Poor|Talk]]</sup> 11:06, 29 April 2008 (EDT)