The climate scientists tend to know their subject, have reserched it, and their independent work shows similar paterns. Juxtapose that with not being an expert, infact not really knowing that much, but holding a polar opposite view, without any or little evidence, because that suits your lifestyle. Being ill informed is not the same as being correct or being a maverick.
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and your point is ?Originally posted by Foxy Moron View PostThe climate scientists tend to know their subject, have reserched it, and their independent work shows similar paterns. Juxtapose that with not being an expert, infact not really knowing that much, but holding a polar opposite view, without any or little evidence, because that suits your lifestyle. Being ill informed is not the same as being correct or being a maverick.
do you really see no difference between
1. yet to be persuaded - please answer my questions
2. holding a polar opposite view, without any or little evidence
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Playing devils advocate here :Originally posted by Foxy Moron View PostThe climate scientists tend to know their subject, have reserched it, and their independent work shows similar paterns. Juxtapose that with not being an expert, infact not really knowing that much, but holding a polar opposite view, without any or little evidence, because that suits your lifestyle. Being ill informed is not the same as being correct or being a maverick.
The climate scientists tend to know their subject, have researched it, and their independent work shows similar paterns = continued research funding from corporates and Govmt. who can profit from the fear.Sval-Baard Consulting Ltd - we're not satisfied until you're not satisfied.
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You compare scientific opinion to subscribing to a popularity contest, which indicates you have no understanding of scientific research.Comment
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Yeah, this might be your problem. You find some blog somewhere which questions overwhelming scientific evidence and immediately rest your case. Might be a better policy to ask yourself whether the statements on such blogs actually hold any water whatsoever when actually investigated. All of these issues raised by doubters (including routine solar activity, for exampleOriginally posted by ace00 View PostThanks for the scientific response. I rest my case.
) have been answered many times. By people that know what they're talking about.
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How so?Originally posted by Foxy Moron View PostYou compare scientific opinion to subscribing to a popularity contest, which indicates you have no understanding of scientific research.
Come on... enlighten us with some of your critical thinking.Sval-Baard Consulting Ltd - we're not satisfied until you're not satisfied.
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That's not playing devils advocate, that's believing in conspiracy theories.Originally posted by Svalbaard View PostPlaying devils advocate here :
The climate scientists tend to know their subject, have researched it, and their independent work shows similar paterns = continued research funding from corporates and Govmt. who can profit from the fear.
What are your views on 911, was it the CIA?
Scientists fit the reasearch to the results and conclusions is what you are implying.Comment
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I will be persuaded by the scientific research, by the scientific observations or by a watertight theory.Originally posted by Foxy Moron View PostYou compare scientific opinion to subscribing to a popularity contest, which indicates you have no understanding of scientific research.
I will not be persuaded by hysteria, a majority opinion or by insults
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I stopped reading this thread when I came across this cretinous statement. So idiotic on so many levels and indicating such a poor understanding of how science actually works, that its not worth discussing further.Originally posted by ace00 View Post3. Peer review is not in any way equal to scientific method. Never has been, isn't now.
That's 3 for you warmers to respond to. Go ahead.
I blame NuLab and their education system.Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostI will be persuaded by the scientific research, by the scientific observations or by a watertight theory.
I will not be persuaded by hysteria, a majority opinion or by insults

And another one. I do hope its poor education and not, as I suspect, a low IQ.Hard Brexit now!
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