Sentences with phrase «interesting as a layman»

What I think interesting as a layman and non-scientist is what the article was actually conveying to the general public at the time: an impression that there was consensus in 1975 that the climate was cooling, a period in which the communication of such things to the general public was chiefly limited to newspapers and newsmagazines.

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Yet another very interesting article from Kelly Brogan M.D. which is long overdue for the layman, as I am.

«You will be able to contribute at whatever level is comfortable — as a layman, an interested bibliophile, or a researcher.

I've read the article, and it has some interesting problems — or what I, as a layman, see as possible problems:

On that basis, I will always feel, as a layman, interested in what they have to say.

Speaking only as an interested layman, I do not think your claim obtains.

I come at this as a uneducated layman, a lurker and as somebody who has been very interested and involved in a peripheral way in «Science» for over 50 years.

Such a consensus (particularly if it is very strong, as it is with AGW), is certainly of interest to the layman or the policy - maker when they need to make a decision on a course of action.

The «Italian flag» characterization of claims for climate science seems very useful from my perspective as an interested layman, especially since it draws attention to the «doubt» that is inherent in any scientific hypothesis and invites further inquiry — corrigibility being an essential feature of the scientific method (at least as I learned it).

As a general rule I tend to assume that if a particular fact is so obvious that even a layman like myself is aware of it then those who have a professional interest in such matters are probably aware of it and have taken it into account.

that was an interesting read, a bit heavy going for a layman but informative nonetheless, particularly as to the scale of the task faced.

While merely an interested layman in this field, the debate between the scientific community and the «green - religious» community as represented by Mr Seward has been most illuminating: both of the surprising tale of the basic data being withheld, and of the paucity of comprehension among the followers of the «green religion».

It is being attended by some of the world's foremost climate scientists, as well as experts in policy formulation and conflict resolution, and some laymen and women with an interest in climate science, including yours truly — me!

As you can all tell I am a layman, but find this all very interesting and believe all temperature measurement data in one «post» would be the most beneficial to many people.