Their collabration left computer footprints on their publicly available temperatuire curves that consist
of sharp upward spikes at the beginnings of most years.
Not exact matches
What we see is a
sharp upward spike in median wealth in the second half
of the 1990s and the first half
of the 2000s.
These consist
of sharp upward pointing
spikes at the beginnings
of years.
A further shortcoming
of their curve is the existence
of sharp upward temperature
spikes of approximately 0.2 degrees that are obviously erroneous and should be eliminated.
These comprise
sharp upward spikes near the beginnings
of years, in exactly the same positions in all three datasets.
But unbeknownst to them their computer left traces
of its operation on all three publicly available temperature curves, These comprise
sharp upward spikes near the beginnings
of years, all in exactly the same locations in all three curves.