Bettina, this is such a great, clear and cogent explanation of the many
very biased claims this piece makes, which are not supported by facts, just anecdotes and wishful thinking.
Not exact matches
This is what helps you to understand that the account is the truth, that when you
claim «nothing» can do the impossible, and then
claim God can't do something relatively insignificant compared to that, then you are being
very biased against God, and giving incredible amounts of credit to «nothing» at the same time... that is unrealistic in the extreme.
Colin's
claims may seem
biased to you, but when it comes to the truth of religion or the existence of any god, he is
very able to back up his
claims with fact.
It also reiterates Paladino's
claim that Dicker is somehow working on behalf of Andrew Cuomo, or, at the
very least,
biased in favor of his candidacy.
Kane's research was, of course, used to support the
claim that bad teachers are causing the disparities that he cited, regardless of the fact the inverse could be also, equally, or even more true — that the value - added measures used to measure teacher effectiveness in these schools are
biased by the
very nature of the students in these schools that are contributing their low test scores to such estimates.
The
very first response on a popular news aggregation site pointed an accusing finger directly at us,
claiming all sorts, such as
bias of click - bait.
All in all it is a
very biased site that only
claims to seek truth.
There have been 9 sets of studies which
claim to have proved that urbanization
bias is a negligible (or
very minor) problem:
There was plenty of
very favourable discussion of the papers which
claimed that urbanization
bias was negligible.
That suggests the
bias from estimating TCR from 1930 — 50 to 1995 — 2015 using HadCRUT4v4 data is
very minor, and that observation based estimates of TCR of ~ 1.33 °C need to be revised up by, at most, a small fraction of the 24 %
claimed in REA16.
Few papers
claim to confirm independently the evolution of temperatures in the twentieth century, to my knowledge, there could have been: — Gergis 2012 (the paper is withdrawn due to a significant error discovered on ClimateAudit), — Marcott 2013 (
very poor resolution and various tricks), — Tingley and Huybers 2013 (temperature of stations dominate the reconstruction in the twentieth century), — Briffa 2013 (selection
bias and lack of standardization).