billhooper5
If, in my letter, I indicated that I agree with or believe the 2100 projections to be accurate, that would be an error on my part. I really don't know what to think or believe in the case of global warming. The fact that the majority of the scientist engaged in this and allied disciplines agree that mankind is a significant contributor to global warming, and what its projected effects will be, doesn't necessarily mean they're correct. There was a time not too long ago when the best medical practitioners, persons of science, didn't believe that blood circulated in the human body. The point being that there is always room for doubt.
The main point of my letter was that if sea levels begin to rise to the point where they begin to approach the 2100 predictions, it will happen slowly enough to allow people to adapt. The adaptation I offered may not be how things actually occur, as has been pointed out by Find Truth. One thing do I know: Nature is ruthless and indiscriminant.