I realize the climate is changing and that science exists and not to sound like a Neadermathal or anything but I'm an Ojibwe guy who asked my oldest family members and, in Northwestern Ontario: recorded weather only goes back to the 50s and, with accuracy, only in the 90s. They said the 1930s were the hottest of all time and that it fluctuates. They make a moving motion, speaking Ojibwemowin with their hands and they shrug.

Open mindedly, could you understand how people with (maybe, debatably, arguably) 30 years (if that) of data in the largely unexplored region are making broad sweeping statements that project thousands of years of data...can you understand why they're treated with skepticism. The guy's dad walks in, has no idea where he even is, gets taught by Indians where he is, and all of a sudden his kid's yelling that we're all doomed 'cause he reads it on the internet. As Indians we're like, "K".