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Super-myths result when one myth is compounded by a mythical conclusion, based upon that myth, leading to erroneous conclusions, supported by falsified "evidence" thought to "prove" the super-myth.
This alleged evidence, in reality, proves only the willingness for self-deception in an effort to convince yourself and/or others of fraudulent assumptions, based on faulty reasoning, resulting in bogus concepts.
So-called "global warming" is one such popular but mistaken myth.
The evidence all points in the opposite direction, that global temperatures are, in fact, not rising gradually but are actually either the same or colder, in certain regions while not in others.
Pesky Facts And Blatant Fallacies
The idea that warming causes droughts -- although a comfortable and easy assumption for the uninformed and light "thinkers" who don't bother to look into the matter further than surface appearances -- is a super-myth, yet another myth compounding the original myth of "global warming."
Facts, however, are often painfully pesky little details that alone can inform the serious thinkers who do not allow prejudice or political purpose to cloud or corrupt their judgment enough to invent facts out of whole cloth, as many "global warming" proponents and adherents did or do.
Let's look at what actually causes droughts.
Does warming of the atmosphere and earth cause droughts?
Looking at the equatorial and southern hemisphere regions of earth, which are annually warmer than their northern counterparts, the answer is rather stark and obvious.
It is, after all, warming that causes evaporation, and then cloud condensation, followed by precipitation, as any higher level grade school student knows.
In the equatorial and southern hemisphere regions of earth this regularly results in monsoons, typhoons, and rain forests.
Winter Droughts
Although there are deserts, such as the great Australian desert, in the southern hemisphere -- due largely to surrounding typography and geographical location -- these are fairly rare, compared to north of the equator, where most of the world's largest deserts are to be found.
These include the Sahara, Gobi and American deserts, all located in the comparatively colder northern hemisphere.
When droughts strike there, it is not unusual for them to begin in the cold winter time, when winter rains and snowfall, and early spring rains determine the ability of vegetation to grow throughout the rest of the year, particularly through the summer months when such precipitation is much normally rarer.
Looking back over actual seasonal temperatures and comparing them with drought periods should be enough to convince even the diehard skeptics that it is cold winters and springtime that can often result in drought conditions.
And colder is just where the present age appears to be headed, despite the dire predictions and pronouncements of the many false prophets of environmentalism.
A Changing Paradigm
Like other super-myths -- evolution being chief among them -- the "global warming" super-myth is just another page out of the book of fatally flawed humanist reasoning that seems so predominant at present.
This too will change, just as similar past super mythologies, such as the sun revolving around a flat earth, all fell by the wayside in their own day and time.
Future science (so-called) will be a far cry from that which is generally recognized as "sacrosanct" today.
That will only happen, of course, once the modern super-myths finally give way or collapse of their own inanity under the weight of increasing evidence to the contrary.
This changing paradigm will usher in a new and much better way of thinking, once all the thick brush and thicket of past science blunders have been cleared away, burned in the coming fire of restoration, and finally forgotten in the dust bin of better forgotten history.