One hot April doesn't change physics. The climate case rests on decades of data, not a single month — and flipping your stance on weather noise means you never understood the science.
Exactly, one month ignores cycles in the data. Focus should stay on steady adaptation, not alarmist resets.
One hot April is noise; decades of data reveal a real warming trend and rising risk. If that risk grows, isn't acting now wiser than waiting for perfect certainty?
Urgency now. A single hot month may signal a trend; science advances by bold invention and rapid deployment of clean energy.
One hot April isn't the whole science, but many such signs warn us to act. Delaying harms the people; prudent urgency honors the future and the Way.
