Nnanji
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ORIGINAL: longwayhome The internet is not always your friend. right, all those links I posted of scientists and journalists studying, reporting on climate science & refuting the idea of "consensus" are what, a collection of people who have been themselves duped and just haven't gotten the news yet? or that I cannot tell legitimate content from the fallacious? or everyone at my citations are all clearly mistaken despite their expertise and credentials? I can find pages on the internet that support creationism, assert the power of crystals, tell me that giant lizard-men rule the Earth, explain why dinosaur skeletons are hoaxes, say the moon landings were faked, say that global warming is a conspiracy, argue that the 9/11 was organised by shady forces in the US government and state that the British secret service spied on its own prime minister. Oops sorry, the last one was true. I just don't agree with you and my experts are bigger than your experts... not only did you not really address what I just posted, you also obviously did not look at each one of the links I posted prior and actually critique their content to judge its credibility and veracity. you have absolutely no legitimate standing to compare people who interpret their research differently than what you might like, to faked moon landings or the power of crystals. I like to think you see that; if you don't, further conversation is hopeless. really? which experts are on your "side" compared to the other "side?" who are they actually? what are their names? as you list them, please explain exactly how it is they are "bigger?" what, all the doctorates, published authors and careers spent in the field exist only on one side right? a side by side table with all the "bigger" scientists and their credentials on one side, and all the "lesser" scientists and their credentials on the other would do the trick nicely. edited to say: I see you posted to nnanji that "that last bit was a joke"---great, now youre just back to having to critique the content for all the links I posted, or believing what you want to believe despite evidence to the contrary. Bounty, I remember reading a news article back in the 90's that stated a new study showed that 51% of all TV and radio weather forecasters now believed in Global Warming. Then, and I swear to this but I won't Google and find it, two days later President Clinton got on TV and said that most weather forecasters believed in global warming and so now it was a settled science. You, therefore, know he has probably at least got 70 - 80% of TV and radio weather forecasters on his team.
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