#007A The Real Climate Crisis Noone Is Talking About and Mount Tambora Pt 2

Randall, This may be too picky perhaps, just an observation. Around 45min or so you rightly lament the earlier historians`s failure to take natural events as a force for societal collapse, famine, disease, etc.True. And that today's historians continue to deprecate such events as a key dynamic in historical events therefore leading to today`s narrow view of causation that earth`s current dilemma can be nohe other other than anthropomorphic changes are the only major driver in the climate change "consensus." Yes. But as you explain it, well, I think you may be selling today's historians a little short. I study history, but my background and passion of earth sciences fueled my background in Geophysics in years past. Historians, however, over the last ~20 years have clearly delineated droughts, massive floods, eruptions, etc. as causation for collapses, disease, crop failures, etc. to such extent that now historians call cop-out when an historian jumps too quickly to such massive events as the cause for pandemics, societal change or depopulation in their conclusions. In popular history and culture today what you state can easily be the case of course, but serious history has included such large events as possible causations to be seriously considered. I love your presentations, but we all like to keep things straight and have considered discretion whenever we find ourselves a bit critical in our delivery. Keep up the great work! reply