By: Sean McCorkle
#134 Hard to confirm there *hasn’t* been a murder if you haven’t looked at the body, as well. And yet the Climategate enquiries claim to have done so, so they must have got answers to these questions,...
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By: Nullius in Verba
#135, “A scientific result can’t be tossed out simply on the basis of lack of rigor.” I guess that’s the philosophical difference between climate scientists and sceptics. Sceptics think it can. #136,...
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They’re good questions. So why not check the Climategate enquiries and locate the answers? Not my responsibility, since I’m not the one making the claim. I’m highly skeptical of the claim.
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Nullius, you really are getting sillier. You want us to dig up a paper that the bad people are suppressing. You seem to think the author can’t simply print out another copy or e-mail it, or something....
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#139, I had no particular desire for you to dig up the paper – I think Sean wanted to use it to be able to argue about whether it really was a good paper or not. But there are two fundamental arguments...
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#140 I had no particular desire for you to dig up the paper Do you expect to be taken seriously with that kind of attitude? – I think Sean wanted to use it to be able to argue about whether it really...
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NUllius in verba (113) said: It can only be understood as part of a context, and the context here is intentionally offensive. What rubbish! The context of the term “denier” here is a factually-accurate...
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Nullius in verab (113) said: Nobody disputes that climate changes. The question is whether it is changing more than it did before. More than it did before what? Before humans existed, for example,...
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Nullius in verba (113) said: “1. Never before has there been a human civilisation that is so uniquely vulnerable to changes in climate (most especially rainfall patterns and mean sea level);” That’s...
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Nullius in verba (113) said: “You are conflating weather and climate. This is a rather boring denialist canard. Inaccuracy in weather prediction (which is actually less than you claim) does not equate...
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Nullius in verba (113) trolled: “Of all the world’s glaciers, only one has grown in the last 20 years” Rubbish. About 5% of them are advancing. Ooh, 5% have started advancing back again. Probably only...
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Nullius in verba (114) said: “Wow, are you actually saying that environmental charities such as Greenpeace and the WWF have more money to spend than the oil companies???” No. I’m saying they spend more...
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By: Nigel Depledge
Joseph G (123) said: @Nigel Depledge: But these organisms that form limestone etc., have calcium carbonate exoskeletons, and it is the carbonate that sequesters carbon in the long term. The organic...
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#141, “Do you expect to be taken seriously with that kind of attitude?” I don’t expect to be taken seriously, period. I didn’t think I was talking to people with open minds, and I don’t think it...
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Well, the best thing to do is to shine a light on these things, so using two keywords from what Nullius had previously written, I Googled for: cook tornetrask review blocked figuring that would...
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Hey, wait a minute… this is right up tamino’s alley. I’ll see if he’s interested.
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@#129 Making stuff up again? I don’t have a “squishy little bellyache” over it. I was just saying why I didn’t bother with links. And your excuse was worthless. Find a better one, or start linking like...
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Steve, according to the authors on line CV: http://are.berkeley.edu/~auffhammer/Maximilian_Auffhammer/CV_files/cv_auffhammer.pdf .. the paper is under review at the Journal of the American Statistical...
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Nullius in verba (149) said: I don’t expect to be taken seriously, period. Maybe if you actually backed up what you claim with evidence, then people would take you seriously. I didn’t think I was...
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#149 So why ask an unreliable source like me, when you can look up exactly what the enquiries (with direct access to all the people involved) said about it? Surely, in order to be able to “exonerate”...
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