Fail.Percentage is not the best word to use there.
Fail.Percentage is not the best word to use there.
It cares just as much that you are.
Fail.
Im not the guy who harumped three "fails" in a row and pretends it means something.As usual, you abandon any pretense of a serious discussion.
Im not the guy who harumped three "fails" in a row and pretends it means something.
97%, we know.But of course there is and as I said it's the conclusion of scientists all over the world.
NuancePercentage is not the best word to use there.
What was erroneous about them?You made erroneous statements similar to those you have made before when you were preparing to abandon the discussion.
Give me a better word for percentage.Percentage is not the best word to use there.
Those questions seem impossible to answer, therefore.....What percentage of warming is natural and what percentage is man made?
What would earth temps be today without human influence?
You answered, "Fail", and "Fail".There is no scientific conclusion on the effects of human based co2 on climate.
There is no way to quantify what most believe is anthropogenic against what natural warming is occurring.
E-fessor just says fail.Those questions seem impossible to answer, therefore.....
What was erroneous about them?
You answered, "Fail", and "Fail".
How is that a discussion, e-fessor?
Give me a better word for percentage.
97%, we know.
How many people fell for the old hockey stick?
97%, we know.
How many people fell for the old hockey stick?
But they are better salesman then they are billing experts.I dont know.
I have had thousands of clients over the years.
There are alot of lawyers.
I love them.
Many are more billing experts than experts in anything else.
Im glad Ive never had to pay one.
You appear to be saying the hockey stick was false.
Im not sold.But they are better salesman then they are billing experts.
http://www.slate.com/blogs/bad_astr...ick_and_the_climate_wars_by_michael_mann.html
"In the book, Mann goes over the science of global warming, written for the intelligent layman, showing the multiple lines of evidence indicating our planet is in trouble. As a scientist myself I found that fascinating, but it was the description of the attacks on both Mann’s science and his character I found, paradoxically, both appalling and enthralling. In the end, Mann’s work has withstood the test of fire, having been exonerated and supported by his fellow scientists (who have independently confirmed the hockey stick results) as well as by multiple inquiries into the attacks against it. He also talks about the ridiculous “Climategate” manufactroversy, and his role in it."