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Hang on.... this guy was involved in the group whoch the report is 'judging' (in part) and he was one of the authors... if you are religous about science you know that is deeply flawed right?Sir John Houghton FRS, former chair of Working Group I of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate
Change (IPCC).
That doesnt mean the report isnt right, but I am very disappointed in the royal society for doing this.Comment
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Nonsense. What's wrong with defending your work from cretins?Originally posted by tay View PostHang on.... this guy was involved in the group whoch the report is 'judging' (in part) and he was one of the authors... if you are religous about science you know that is deeply flawed right?
That doesnt mean the report isnt right, but I am very disappointed in the royal society for doing this.
There is no ethical problem with that whatsover.
Would you rather the Royal Society didn't back what they think is true?
That's what they exist for surely.Hard Brexit now!
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Then it is def not independent in this instance. If you accept it is not an independant report, then cool.Originally posted by sasguru View PostNonsense. What's wrong with defending your work from cretins?
There is no ethical problem with that whatsover.
Would you rather the Royal Society didn't back what they think is true?
That's what they exist for surely.
Of course there is nothing ethically wrong with it! I never said there was. But you know very well in science you dont critique your own work in this manner and expect to be taken seriously as independent.
This is poor form the RS, and a betryal of a basic scientific principle.Comment
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Damn it!Originally posted by tay View PostThen it is def not independent in this instance. If you accept it is not an independant report, then cool.
Of course there is nothing ethically wrong with it! I never said there was. But you know very well in science you don't critique your own work in this manner and expect to be taken seriously as independent.
This is poor form the RS, and a betryal of a basic scientific principle.
I agree with tay
Now I have to
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You knowOriginally posted by sasguru View Post"A June 2000 Business Week article referred to physicist Frederick Seitz as "the granddaddy of global-warming skeptics". Seitz was once a director and shareholder of a company that operated coal-fired power plants.
guru, its rather ironic that on the one hand you point out what you consider bias (ie. former director/shareholder of a dirty unnamed power plant) YET you cant work out the obvious bias of the geezer who wrote the Royal Society Report supporting and defending an earlier report he wrote 
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How is defending your work a betrayal of scientific principle?Originally posted by tay View PostThen it is def not independent in this instance. If you accept it is not an independant report, then cool.
Of course there is nothing ethically wrong with it! I never said there was. But you know very well in science you dont critique your own work in this manner and expect to be taken seriously as independent.
This is poor form the RS, and a betryal of a basic scientific principle.
It seems the Royal Society paper is a rebuttal of claims made against the earlier IPCC document and that the Royal Society backs the original paper. Stop citing the "scientific method" as if you know what it means.Last edited by sasguru; 6 August 2008, 11:30.Hard Brexit now!
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The fact that you can't disntiguish the qualitative difference between the 2 proves beyond all doubt that you are a buffoon of the first order.Originally posted by Mailman View PostYou know
guru, its rather ironic that on the one hand you point out what you consider bias (ie. former director/shareholder of a dirty unnamed power plant) YET you cant work out the obvious bias of the geezer who wrote the Royal Society Report supporting and defending an earlier report he wrote 
MailmanHard Brexit now!
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But that's like writing your own References!Originally posted by sasguru View PostThe fact that you can't disntiguish the qualitative difference between the 2 proves beyond all doubt that you are a buffoon of the first order.
Oh! sorry sas
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Phew, it's all going off, and I missed it!
Bit busy yesterday, those tapes don't change themselves you know......well actually they do, now we've got a tape robot, but someone's still got to hit the "on" switch you know, keep the robot company, talk to it sometimes, ask it how's things, ho-hum........
Anyway, global warming report, bit old but not seen it before, will take a look when I have time / nothing better to do and deliver a stunning riposte.
Here's some of that there science for sasguru:
(Temperature Increase = F(C2) - F(C1) where F(c)=Ln (1+1.2c+0.005c^2 +0.0000014c^3) and c is the concentration in ppm).Bored.Comment
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