Quick, what's the average temperature of the earth when the poles are minus 140 and the deserts are plus 140?

Upvoted ...... but as far as your title/question is concered ............................................https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsfUCIchEuo....................................... (nobody can answer that question .... because it's a Bull shit question)

The answer is zero. Problem solved.

Just like climate "science" saying there is an average temperature for the planet.

I know guys who worked in Saudi Arabia and other places in the Middle East (oilfield of course) Not official recordings, but they had a constant battle keeping equipment running cool in ambient temperatures of 145+. When I supervised drilling projects in the deserts near Moab, UT I measured ambient temperatures in the shade of 139 degrees. I know that's all anecdotal, but I've lived it.

Forgot, worked near Death Valley and we drilled in temperatures over 130 quite often.

I know it doesn't matter. We had precise instruments, critical for what we did. Believe it or not there are actual real live scientists on site most of the time, just not an official regulation weather station. Let's just take this to the petty extreme, let's say deserts only get to 120 degrees the average is minus 10. For climate scientist to say the average temperature of the earth is 50.5 degrees which must never vary is absurd on it's face. I've argued this point at Climate Change conferences that there are literally trillions of data points that would have to be measured to be accurate. After that they started posting a range in temperatures but not in CO2 levels. CO2 downwind of tropical rain forests are measured in a range from 1000 ppm to 2800 ppm (depending on volume of decaying vegetable matter), in Antarctica there are measurements of around 20 ppm. They still hold that CO2 must never be above 350 ppm or sure destruction awaits. CO2 is not uniformly distributed so to say there is 350 or 400 ppm CO2 is absurd as well. There is a natural range they have yet to acknowledge. From all the experts I've associated with I believe we are well within a normal, natural and comfortable range. Greenhouses inject 2000 ppm to increase production. OSHA doesn't get excited until people are working in environments of 10,000 ppm. (I measured gas content for decades). To the point of this meme anything claiming to be science of a catastrophic force that requires a bigger government solution is not science.

Well okay then. Well put, I have thought about that a bit myself. Thanks for expressing it clearly.

Ok, 134 degrees in Death Valley, July 10, 1913. I used round numbers to make the math easier for recent college graduates. Wait a minute, we're all going to die because the world is getting hotter. That was 107 years ago, clearly that record must be wrong.