Sentences with phrase «debunking in»

42, Ferdinand, Although RC scientists have patiently debunked this solar effect, I repeat myself through 2 pictures in order to reinforce this debunking in near real time, it is hoped that you will appreciate the meaning of this January's incredibly warm winter (Moscow appears back to normal temperatures now), and contrast it with 2004 - 05 winter.

This month's open thread — for appetizers we have: William Nordhaus's extremely impressive debunking in the NY Review of Books of the WSJ 16 letter and public polling on the issue of climate change.

PS — If you like the myth debunking in this post, be sure to check out my latest book, Real Food for Pregnancy, which lays out the evidence — 930 citations and counting — on the benefits of real food, why certain foods are essential (and others are detrimental), and countless lifestyle tweaks you can make to have a smooth, healthy pregnancy.

Religious claims can be debunked in seconds with a quick google search.

This has been debunked in the case of every Catholic and Protestant scientist who made major contributions to science — including, btw, Sir Francis Bacon, an ardent Catholic and the founder of the scientific method.

Is it being debunked in the faculty office?

The tertiatiary oscillation (or TO as we like to call it in the medical community), was first thought to replicate via rheumatosis induction, however that theory has been debunked in my paper.

4) Professor Behe was found to be a charlatan and his theory of Irreducible Complexity was publically and officially debunked in the Kitzmiller v. Dover Area School District court trial.

Share it below and I can debunk it in my next segment!!

Even though they realise the story would be debunked in about five minutes they know that today tens of thousands of Londoners probably saw the headline but didn't see what was behind it, so job done.

His assertions, published simultaneously in Judith Curry's contrarian climate blog and the Mail, have now been thoroughly debunked in the science press.

That idea, however, is a myth; social psychologists debunked it in the 1980s.

My prediction is that this is just the first of many preconceptions about early Homo that will be debunked in the next few years.»

Fuhrman explains that many years ago there was a study that concluded that low cholesterol was associated with higher risk of death (something debunked in videos here too).

The joke that Chuck has no chin, that under his beard is just another fist, is sadly debunked in this film as he only has a creepy mustache.

Until proven true this is just a rumour, one we could see debunked in January during the Nintendo Switch Presentation, where Nintendo have promised to reveal the release date for the console, or it could prove her true, so until that happens, how you perceive this information is entirely down to you.

And so, in choosing it as the film from the past ten years I would most like to discuss in the context of the future of the medium, I might be asserting, against my better judgment, the primacy of the auteur over and above national cinemas and identity art — the ferocious and aggressively confrontational cinema of Lucrecia Martel serving as evidence that an ethos long - since debunked in serious academic circles still has credence or at least value in the second century of the movies.

For example, on its website it has «Five Talking Points on Vouchers,» all of which I debunked in a January post.

As far as the release date rumor is concerned, it will be absolutely verified or debunked in exactly one week's time from now.

This makes a kind of sour sense, since the new as a value was pretty thoroughly debunked in the twentieth century and, well, here we are in the twenty - first.

The notion of the rarefied sublime is completely debunked in Smithson's early Pop works.

Ya know, Clive Best, when you rebunk stuff, it maybe fools new readers who don't recognize old assertions repeatedly debunked in the past.

But Drs. Mark Serreze and Claire Parkinson lined up to debunk it in «the correction» implying that open water at the pole was not unusual.

It has been debunked in The Greenhouse Effect and the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics.

Worse than Trenberths deep ocean heat hypothesis, debunked in essay Missing Heat.

Watts» claims were also thoroughly debunked in a «Climate Crock of the Week» video.

Christy's latest testimony consisted entirely of five climate myths, four of which we debunked in a previous post.

and in the other corner, there is the junk - science of some talking heads and media dolts whose conspiracy theories can be debunked in a few mouse clicks.

For example, he declared: «The original «hide the decline» claim is one of the most easily debunked in the entire pantheon of easily - debunkable «sceptic» claims.

The whole of the «wavefunction collapse / quantum entanglement» religion is 1st quantization epicycles, which was debunked in 1927 by Dirac.

The academics» claims were quickly debunked in a number of quarters — from Carnegie Mellon to IHS - CERA to the National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL).

Anyone who wants to argue that temperature did not rise through the 1970s, 80s, 90s is most assuredly using highly torqued data processing methods that an undergraduate could debunk in 10 minutes.

I know you (blog editors) are busy and all, but couldn't we at least edit out the claims that can be debunked in less than say 1 minute with google?

The «many scientists» (in fact one misguided scientist working outside his specialism) was debunked in Part 5 of this series.

For instance, with global warming alarmism the hoax was debunked in a matter of years instead of the 50 years it took to debunk the Piltdown Man hoax (and another 50 years to uncover all of the participants in the hoax).

The questions having been raised against BEST and their treatment of UHI issues have, so far, been exactly the same tired arguments we have heard for decades now, which are already debunked in BEST itself.

It's a truism that whenever I write about the solid fact that the Earth is warming up, that post will get comments that make it clear that denialists — and please read that link before commenting on my use of the word — are like religious zealots, writing the same tired long - debunked arguments that are usually debunked in the very post they're commenting on.

Not exact matches

It debunks the idea that small business is a 30 - year - grind, and introduces the concept of building a business in just three - to - five years that can run for extended periods without the founder being physically there.

«These data debunk the claim that U.S. content in the form of parts is so high that we shouldn't worry about headline gross - deficit figures,» Ross says in his op - ed.

The latest attempt came on Saturday, when an article ran in The Wall Street Journal to promote a new book, Big Is Beautiful: Debunking the Myth of Small Business, by Robert D. Atkinson and Michael Lind.

Tim Grahl debunked some common social media myths in his latest blog post, and this is what he said:

They've been so wrong for so long that it just isn't worth the time to debunk their periodic Pastisches of Pessimism (tm) in which they prove that they can string together a random assemblage of graphs going down.

The fact that all these supposed creations have been spotted (and then debunked) in Martian rock formations has done nothing to cool the Internet's ardor for seeing evidence of intelligent life on the red planet.

But whereas Yglesias praises Bernanke on a fairly narrow point — the fact that Bernanke promised to keep rates low even after the economy improved — what we liked about the speech was the sheer volume of myths and misconceptions that he debunked or clarified in a short period of time.

Trump was referring to the long - debunked myth that Army Gen. John Joseph «Black Jack» Pershing, who was the governor of the Philippines after the Spanish - American war, quelled Muslim insurgents there by shooting them with bullets that had been dipped in pig's blood.

In fact, the co-founder of Facebook, Dustin Moskovitz, has gone on record debunking Facebook as an overnight success, saying that it essentially took six years of long nights coding away while being stressed out and tired.

But in 2016 Seton Hall University Professor James Kimble published an article in the journal Rhetoric & Public Affairs, «Rosie's Secret Identity,» which debunked Doyle's claim and identified Fraley as the real Rosie.

For years, B Corp certification was rumored to hurt a startup's ability to attract investors, but recent deals have debunked this theory: San Francisco - based education company Altschool has raised $ 170 million from venture capitalists, and Data.world, an Austin - based tech startup, recently closed $ 19 million in Series B funding.

Through individual stories of successful, risk - taking women, host Majo Molfino hopes to «debunk the myth of «overnight success»» in her podcast, Heroine.

A number of do - it - yourself platforms are debunking the myth that PR agencies are the only way to get covered in leading publications, but even these services come at a price and require the client to do most of the hard work themselves.