Everywhere you look in Mother Nature we are reminded of symmetry, patterns and cycles. As scientists and theorists study patterns, design, chaos, complexity they often turn to nature for examples and there is plenty of examples in nature too. The stripes on a zebra, patterns on a butterfly, spider webs, leafs on a tree, scales on a fish, seashells, brain waves, muscle structure, texture of granite, spider webs, Earth cycles, waves on the ocean, wind flow, clouds in the sky, Rainbows, Solar System, structure of a meteorite and even DNA itself; they are finding an abundant amount of evidence for Climate Change over Global Warming.

One pattern of nature we often do not discuss in the patterns of erosion, which we can see better from an airplane, satellite photo, from valley looking up at a mountain or from top a mountain looking down below. By looking at the erosion patters as a historical record of the climate and weather conditions of days gone by, there appears to have been many such climate changes in the past. These occurred of course without the pollution of mankind in more modern eras and periods.

Is Global Warming really the right term for the current paradigm in our weather and climate trends, the definition of course being an event caused by mankind