I note you are proof that «not the full quid» is certainly not a unique property of people
in my warmist subset of society.
What is debated
in the warmist / skeptic debate is level of sensitivity, tipping points and the «settled science of: Armageddon soon if business as usual».
Basil The reference to pause, hiatus or plateau is ubiquitous, not in denier circles, but
in warmist publications.
I'm still confused on when it is real and isn't real
in the warmist's minds.
I have found few
in the warmist community that will readily accept this simple fact.
Just the fact of publishing a reply
in warmist circles equates «destroying», «disproving», «rebutting».
As usual, lots of hidden zingers and circular assumptions
in a warmist argument.
Steve ``... a post
in a warmist blog that suggests that the received AGW narrative may not be entirely perfect.»
So, either GISS isn't wrong (the adjustments, by the way, are well - documented) or all of them, including denialists, are involved
in a warmist conspiracy.
Right, and how often have you seen the so called failure of James Hansen's 1988 (26 year old) projections used as a supposed final nail
in the warmist coffin?
She therefore wishes to present a wider range of CS than would be considered likely by most climate scientists, but she sees the problem that a wide rage opens up the real possibility of genuine catastrophic levels of change which would put
her in the warmist of warmist camps.
Part of this is because I found an interesting statement (# 14)
in a warmist forum that was trashing Dr. Spencer and his UAH adjustment.
And to make matters even worse the Dunning Kruger problem
in the warmist population leads to conspiracy theories spun up by your tribal leaders.
John in France -LRB-...) There's still a very long way to go in that respect, but yes it's a sign that its beginning to come home to them that all is not rosy
in the warmist camp.
Here is the fatal flaw
in the warmist argument.
Lord Monckton did not point out any intrinsic logical inconsistencies
in the warmist theory.
In the Warmist physics K is the constant ln (m).
Have you got any facts, Steven, or do model «experiments» replace observed data
in your Warmist denialist world?
But you display your own bias by not spending just as much time arguing with and pointing out the bias
in the warmist's comments, and admitting to your warmist bias.
Instead of indulging
in Warmist folderol of the distractive, or lateral arabesque varieties, maybe you could read what I write, and quote the parts that you disagree with.
Its no wonder these people are so ignorant about climate science, they live
in a Warmist bubble created and promoted by the likes of the Grauniad and the BBC.
I know it's not good form, but I find myself unable to believe
in Warmist magic these days.
The fact that people try to minimize or excuse the smear just shows how low the standards are
in the warmist community.
Clearly overstating whatever limited case there may be has become so ingrained
in all warmists that they are no longer aware that they are doing it.
Not exact matches
As Paterson goes up, Obama goes down
in the polls - that is a clear correlation - what does that tell you all you global
warmists out there???
This is a look into a climate science debate conference between skeptics and
warmists that took place last month
in Potsdam, Germany.
Wegman is very unpopular with the
warmists because his 2006 NRC report was very critical of the statistics used by mann et al.
in the creation of the hockey stick.
Craig asks about polar bear reporting
in the Telegraph: Polar bear expert barred by global
warmists
In other words, they used the trick as: -» if you want to sell that the sun is orbiting around the earth - > you encompass the moon — present proofs that the moon is orbiting around the earth and occasionally insert that: the sun and moon rise from same place and set to the west, proof that the» sun is orbiting around the earth» AND the trick works, because the Flat - Earthers called» climate skeptics» are fanatically supporting 90 % of the
Warmist lies.
Andy likes to write, often,
in the space between what deniers call «
warmists» and what
warmists call «deniers.»
In the tropics is wet and dry - / - in subtropics and temperate climates changes four time a year, WITH EVERY season = migratory birds can tell you that; because they know much more about climate than all the Warmist foot - solders and all climate skeptics combined — on the polar caps climates change twice a yea
In the tropics is wet and dry - / -
in subtropics and temperate climates changes four time a year, WITH EVERY season = migratory birds can tell you that; because they know much more about climate than all the Warmist foot - solders and all climate skeptics combined — on the polar caps climates change twice a yea
in subtropics and temperate climates changes four time a year, WITH EVERY season = migratory birds can tell you that; because they know much more about climate than all the
Warmist foot - solders and all climate skeptics combined — on the polar caps climates change twice a year.
However,
warmists are strongly
in denial.
The only way, the last decade could not have been the «
warmist ever», is if a cooling trend had set
in over the whole decade, that was equal or greater than the previous warming decades trends.
Yes, Andy, you are right about one point: Journalists should point out that there are some climate issues
in which there is general agreement between
warmists and skeptics.
It seems the
Warmists bet the farm on a correlation between rising atmospheric CO2 and rising temperatures
in the period 1976 to 1998, and are at a loss to explain the lack of correlation since then.
In Australia, during a drought, we had the
warmists saying the drought was caused by increased surface temperatures.
Merely pointing out, for example, that CO2 can be heated by providing an energy source invisible to the human eye, is obviously meaningless
in relation to the
Warmist cause, unless you are extremely gullible, and fervently desire to believe the unbelievable.
Maybe the 84 % (roughly) of the world's population not resident
in either the EU or the US, don't care what a handful of fanatical Western
Warmists think.
The
warmist movement is beginning to exhibit some of the behaviours shown by the revolutionaries of The Terror
in 18th Century France.
Therefore: the
Warmist use the lies» Skeptics» use — to create themselves another warming
in 100y.
My assumption that neither you nor anyone else can provide a rigorous definition of the surface which is
in line with other
Warmist dogma.
Next up:
Warmists» long - standing claims that species are going globally extinct at whatever hogwash rate they fabricate, when 500 - year historical records
in fact show none at all, with 2 — 3 exceptions due to unique circumstance.
If they speak more moderately, or not at all, and never
in terms that blame the faults of
warmists on their politics, then it would be easy to underestimate their percentage on contrarian blogs.
You carry on about measuring the air above the surface,
in spite of the fact that
Warmists claim to measure the surface temperature.
We don't know, including
warmists, and we're not going to know barring an anti-chaotic growth
in computing power that isn't going to happen.
Every comment by every
warmist here should then likewise be taken
in the «context» of climategate, Peter Gleick, Steven Schneider, Ragendra Pachauri, the hockey stick, the disappearing glaciers, the desertifying Amazon, the CAGW drowned polar bear....
Even the normally pretty
warmist Independent newspaper
in UK has woken up to the latest IPCC allegation and has actually mentioned Climate Audit:
I've been following a couple of
warmist blogs and the difference
in attitude is amazing.
Often deniers portray themselves as reasoned, cautious, and conservative scientists, while the real scientists working
in the field are described with emotionally charged adjectives like «alarmists,» «
warmists,» and the like to weaken the public's respect for their work and to fool journalists about who's who.
It seems rather to me that it is the
Warmists who are tending to focus on short term trends
in the Arctic, at a time when most other observed trends are against them.