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Using a non-existent or very small opinion to justify (or make more reasonable) one's opinion. It's classic Obaba style rationalization. I saw a reasonable amount of that in your statement...
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Yes, GS, I've read it. Now, they need to show:
1) The molecules generated by the cosmic rays actually do seed more clouds in the atmosphere.
2) A reduction of cosmic rays can be correlated to the warming we have seen. Or, that increases in cosmic rays can be seen to cause cooling so that we can measure the effect and understand what effect if any they have on our understanding of climate sensitivity to greenhouse gases.
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My bad, I find it unreasonable to believe an earth that has over a billion years of changes is heavily influenced by man.........ill take my billion to your 50 yrs
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This is a separate (but still flawed, IMO) argument from the strawman you created above. You don't see how contrasting your beliefs/views to those of a fringe and small crowd is using strawmen to add credence and "reasonability" to your view?
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GS- the IPCC doesnt do scientific research. Their job is to assemble reports and draw conclusions based upon the body of literature that is based on scientific research.
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I guess,in my absence people lost their sense of humor or sense of sarcasm....
too many people lookin down from the mantle
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I guess,in my absence people lost their sense of humor or sense of sarcasm....
too many people lookin down from the mantle
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GS - To my knowledge, the vast majority of the reports they are pulling their information from are open scientific literature, not secret reports. They are peer reviewed papers, research reports, etc. Yes, I do know some came from other print media, and inapprpriately so as it was proved false. My point, however, is what reports are they hiding?
The IPCC writes a detailed assessment report of the current state of the literature. This is public. A small part of this is the "Summary for Policy Makers", which is more widely circulated but not more "open".Posted via VolNation Mobile
gs....in some sick way I love the first third of your posts........after that my brain shuts down
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If there is one topic above all others on which people
will try to talk down to you, it would be about the
AGW hoax.
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Some believe it religiously.
(bolded), therein lies the problem.
There were 150 scientists on the IPCC panel, many of
which had dubious scientific credentials, and only
nine wrote the summary.
There was much disagreement about their conclusions,
even among the 150, some were in such disagreement
that they resigned from the panel rather than have
their names and reputations further associated with
such shoddy scientific conclusions.
Furthermore the 150 were cherry picked, there are
many many more, some 3,000 0f the most qualified
scientists have signed a petition to refute the IPCC
final report.
Strong pressure has been put on scientific publications
to publish pro agw articles and not publish anti agw
articles, at least one editor was fired for publishing
anti articles.
Then too, the 'peer reviewed' caveat is at times a
complete joke, as in the 'polar bears are all dying' scam.
What reports are they hiding???
They are attempting to completely ignore the vast
body of work by many exceptionally qualified scientists
that have refuted the IPCC conclusions.
Some of that work merely calls into quetion some of
the IPCC conclusions, others have refuted beyond
any reasonable doubt basic concepts upon which the
IPCC conclusions are based.
Bottom line is that the whole report needs to go to
file 13 and then start over using scientific methods,
leaving out the political agenda in the scientific debate.
In the public debate everyone needs to understand
that there is no scientific consensus and even if there
were, we need to understand that what really matters
is getting it right rather than getting behind a majority
that is wrong.
We need to end policies like ethanol and banning
incandescent light bulbs and shutting down coal
fired electrical facilities.
Taken as a whole these policies are kiliing our
economy and promoting the huge multi-national
corporations that seem to want to control all
business.
The Assault On Small Business - Halt The Assault
Give yourself a pat on the back, you are doing far
better than average, most evidently can't read
two sentences without going braindead.
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GS - look more carefully at what was being called into question.
I didn't "talk down" to anyone about their thoughts on AGW (though I did imply I didn't agree). My point was centered around logical construction of an argument, with the sole intent to maintain an even-handed discussion.
I have no doubt some here would point out similar errors in my logic or argument construction.
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The research published in the journal Science
(Sept. 8, 2011) demonstrates that abrupt climate
change has been a systemic feature of Earth's climate
for hundreds of thousands of years and may play
an active role in longer term climate variability through
its influence on ice age terminations.
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The new predictions provide an extended testing
bed for the climate models that are used to predict
future climate variability.
The collaborative research was funded in part by a
Leverhulme Trust Philip Leverhulme Prize awarded to
Dr Barker at Cardiff University. The prize recognises
the achievement and potential of outstanding
researchers at an early stage in their careers but
who have already acquired an international reputation
for their work. The Natural Environment Research
Council and National Science Foundation in the United
States also funded the research.