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Sharky54Club Pro247 posts
09 Jan 2015, 21:12
#41
09 Jan 2015, 21:12#41
I am in the red corner. It has been proven by simple direct measurement that some of the massive inland glacial ice dams in North America and Canada are receding.

When those inland lakes, 3 times the size of Lake Ontario empty into the Atlantic Ocean, it will result in a change in the thermohaline circulation of the Ocean, which would most likely trigger the next ice age. How do we know this ? It has happened before.

That is unless you are of the opinion that the world is only a couple of thousand years old, like the twits from conservapedia.

I dont need fancy graphs that can be creatively interpreted to allay or enhance peoples fears. All I need is the measurement from year to year in the thickness of those ice dams....and from what I have heard - its not looking good.


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ABasquefanPro2,549 posts
09 Jan 2015, 21:45
#42
09 Jan 2015, 21:45#42
  Bikkies,
the article that you posted is pure sensationalism.
It' s not serious to include this kind of quotations:
"In 2007 Professor Mike Archer, dean of science at the University of NSW, said: “Forget Venice; I mean we’re talking about sharks in the middle of Sydney” because seas would rise “100 metres”. The ABC’s chief science presenter, Robyn Williams, agreed “it is possible, yes” this would occur before the end of this century.

This is not serious at all, nor this other one:

"In fact: At the height of last year’s summer melt, the Arctic was covered by six million square kilometres of ice, more than in the previous three years."

more than in the previous three years? 3 years? really? c'mon............

This is from the National Snow & Ice Data Center (http://nsidc.org/arcticseaicenews/)

2014 in review


Compared to recent years, sea ice conditions observed throughout 2014 were largely unremarkable. Throughout the year, extent for the Arctic as a whole remained below average, but generally within two standard deviations of the average. The maximum extent observed on March 21 of 14.91 million square kilometers (5.76 million square miles) was the fifth lowest in the satellite record, with the minimum extent observed on September 17 of 5.02 million square kilometers (1.94 million square miles) being the sixth lowest on record. One event of note was in the Laptev Sea, where during August, open water was observed to extend to about 85 degrees latitude, less than 560 kilometers (350 miles) from the North Pole.




Figure 3. Monthly December ice extent for 1979 to 2014 shows a decline of 3.4% per decade relative to the 1981 to 2010 average. The dashed line indicates a period of missing data from December 2, 1987 through January 12, 1988.

Credit: National Snow and Ice Data Center
High-resolution image

Arctic sea ice extent for December was the ninth lowest in the satellite record. Through 2014, the linear rate of decline for December extent over the satellite record is 3.4% per decade.


And I could continue with the whole article.......
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RooinekCaptain18,117 posts
09 Jan 2015, 22:15
#43
09 Jan 2015, 22:15#43
The deniers seem to be on very thin ice . . .
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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
09 Jan 2015, 22:49
#44
09 Jan 2015, 22:49#44

So the deniers are on thin ICE....tell that to NASA the global warming alarmist. Even they have admitted ice is at record levels in Antarctica. They are having trouble "explaining it"....poor chaps.

 

In fact all we have is a 1.3 degree centigrade rise in temps over the time of the industrial revolution, of which as much as half is due to the fact that the sun is hotter now than it was at the start of the measurement period.


And all the model predictions to date have been way too aggressive. So much so, that it's not even debated. The Economist devoted a publication to their Mea Culpa about being too alarmist on Global Warming..

That's all we know. All the other phenomena  can't be explained by this small temperature change. So something else is at work....for example long term trends in ice decline from the little ice age.
So we have a plausible theory of carbon related heating, relatively weak data supporting the theory and no practical alternative. The Kyoto Treaty fully implemented shifts the temperature curve by only five years and has massive costs. Do more than that and you put the world into depression. Which threatens nutrition and health care in the worlds poorest countries.

None of the hand wringing and model manipulation by scientists will change these facts. 


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BlikkiesPro1,526 posts
09 Jan 2015, 23:56
#45
09 Jan 2015, 23:56#45

 The point is that the first doom and gloom predictions were made round about 1990 and we are now in a position to compare with true data how well these cataclysmic predictions turned out and everyone must agree that the situation is less severe as was predicted.

I am 100% in favour of switching over to AFFORDABLE alternative, but sustainable energy sources, i.e. if I want to make myself a cup of coffee at midnight, the energy source should be available instantaneously. The Green brigade can not guarantee this.

Photovoltaics is a non starter - it works only when the sun shines and it cost an arm and a leg. I don't even want to mention the cost and lifetime of batteries that come with solar cells. 

As far as I know, municipalities will not allow home owners to erect a large enough turbine on your property to supply your house. On top of this, it will also cost a small fortune to install and maintain. The cherry on top is that you must shut it down during strong wind while in areas with high snow fall during winter the chance of snow building up on its blades and throw the whole unit out of balance is a limitation.


So, I don't want to save the planet, but I am all in favour to reduce my electricity bill. The tree huggers don't offer me any feasible alternative. My feeling is that all these billions spent on renewables should rather be focussed on the development of processes to remove the nasties produced by coal power stations - nasties like mercury, sulphur gasses (SOx) and nitrogen gasses (NOx) and possibly convert CO2 to carbon and oxygen. However, before any serious money is granted to look into this, I would rather like to see a similar vigour to reduce family sizes which I am sure will have a beneficial effect on the environment.   

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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
10 Jan 2015, 00:52
#46
10 Jan 2015, 00:52#46

 And then there's this Blikkies. I have many friends who travel internationally by plane all the time, but are big Global Warming groupies.  They potter around town in Minis or, better yet, the Prius....weapon of choice for a tree hugger, while ignoring the real source of their carbon footprint. Many are called, few are willing to make anything but a token sacrifice:

 

 

"For many people reading this, air travel is their most serious environmental sin. One round-trip flight from New York to Europe or to San Francisco creates a warming effect equivalent to 2 or 3 tons of carbon dioxide per person. The average American generates about 19 tons of carbon dioxide a year; the average European, 10.

So if you take five long flights a year, they may well account for three-quarters of the emissions you create. “For many people in New York City, who don’t drive much and live in apartments, this is probably going to be by far the largest part of their carbon footprint,” says Anja Kollmuss, a Zurich-based environmental consultant.

It is for me. And for people like Al Gore or Richard Branson who crisscross the world, often by private jet, proclaiming their devotion to the environment."

 

My guess is for an executive jet you multiply those numbers by 10.

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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
10 Jan 2015, 07:26
#47
10 Jan 2015, 07:26#47
 Congratulations to Moz and Blikkies on excellent posts. Just be thankful you are not relying on these consitently wrong climatologists for investment predictions. You would have lost all your hard earned money! BwahhahahahahahahahahahaI see great paralles here with the darwinian debate. Unthinking sheep have swallowed the hoax hook line and sinker!! I posted scientific reasons as to why darwinism was a total load of rubbish, opinions of experts and their reasoning etc etc. I challenged the atheistic fools to refute the evidence provided. No rersponse.Nothing of a scientific level was refuted by the brianwashed sheep and I am accused by that halfwirt sharkie 54 of arguing like a child.
I would have thought it enough to make complete twits of yourselves re darwin etc but now we ahve to add so called climate change. Some body needs to give Al Gores fat but a good swipe with that hockey stick. Hahhahahaha
I worked at UCT for a number of years. Endowments for Chairs come in and are governed by the bequest. If you cant use the money in terms of the bequest you need to refund it or get permission from the donor to do somethingv different with it. Now imagine how this effects the research re cliamte change or darwinian nonsense. Universities are loath to refund the money I can assure you!!! If you conclude there si no such thing a climate change or whatecver you term it then you may as well close the department and refund the bequest and find another job  if you can. 




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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
10 Jan 2015, 07:34
#48
10 Jan 2015, 07:34#48
 Old DA on a rant yet again Sanctimonious post after sanctimonious post and babbling on and on with absolutely not one single factual particle to back it up.THis looks like proof you never read the articles I posted. Not a single fact. BWAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Where are the refutatiosn of the questions I posed tha twipe out darwinism. Important enough to warrant a reply

 

As I said, I tolerate all religions, and respect other self beliefs.  It's the un-christian aspects of Beeno and Clean Cut that most have seen on here that constantly gives christians the horrible reputation they have, and why people like me respond in a bad way because it gets too much.

I too tolerate all religions but dont agree they are correct . Horrible reputation!!! Hahahhahahahaha thsi from a ranting atheist who represnt some 2% of humanioty as manking thinks so highly of them!! Bwahahahhahahahaha

 

As soon as nobody believes in the same thing you do, they are then a non entity and the s[removed] of the earth, who deserve nothing but the worst in their lives until they convert to what you believe in, and then and only then, will you be civil and decent to them.

Oh no ou DA has blown a fuse. Nobody wishes anybody the worst things possible in their lives. Man youare sounding dafter than a hatter! Go and take a good look at your self as well.


Da please grwo up and try and address the facts. You are in a complete state and its all emotions and rants. 

Thanks

 

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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
10 Jan 2015, 07:44
#49
10 Jan 2015, 07:44#49
 DA the top scientists of our time I have quoted and science today has knocked darwinism for a complete six and has shown that there had to be an orininal cause.Anybody thinking DNA could just evolve is a lunatic of note ditto the simple cell. Scientific discoveries in recent decades show the extrem folly of athiests. FACT.

A very happy conclusion for theists but disasterous for atheists. 
Trusting you are running out of toys top throw out of your kott!
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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
10 Jan 2015, 08:10
#50
10 Jan 2015, 08:10#50
 Ou shartwit opeines:Rooi. There are a large number of topics - not only climate change but many others too where The Idiots (which is my collective new name for believers like Beeno) unashamedly ignore the opinions of specialists in that area. They are not willing to acknowledge the plausibility of scientific theory and so it serves no purpose trying to inform them of it. I have been giving scientific evidence for days and quoting top scientist including Noble laureates. Bwahahahahhahaha all you prove is you cannot have read what i have posted yet make thsi daft staement. What a hapless halfwit!! Ranting on lie ou DA only makes you look foolish as its reason and evidence that wins deabtes not absurd comments like this. Hahhahahahahahahaha thsi leopard hasnyt changed its spots for sure!!!



Richard Dawkins, Stephen Hawking, Lawrence Strauss, Peter Joseph amongst others are the nemesis of 'The Idiot' clan. They are like the 'America' of North Korea or radical Islam. Of course, the childish 10 year old woes Beeno will have a lot of little '[removed]y' websites denigrating every word those people say to reference. These people threaten something very dear to the Idiot clan...their collection basket...
Poor richard, stephen and krauss are in an impossible position. All three cant explain how a universe came from nothing. Stephen made himself a laughing stock with his assertion becuase there is a lwa of gravity the universe can and will crerate itself out of nothing. A triple contradiction and compelte and utter astonsihing nonsense. Krauss also attempted to prove a universe from nothing a failed spectacularly. Dorkins simply says its a problem' BwhahahahahahahaHence my asking for commnets about a first cause because modern science demands there be one.NOBODY HAS ANSWERED THIS QUESTION BECAUSE NOBODY CAN REFUTE IT IN TERMS OF MODERN SCIEMNCE THE NEED FOR AN ETERNAL FIRST CAUSE. SO ALL THEY HAVE LEFT ARE RANTS.NODOBY CAN EXPLAIN HOW  DNA OR THE SIMPLE CELL COME INTO BEING. NODODY CAN EXPLAIN TIME OR HOW SPACE CAME INTO BEING WITH OUT A FIRST CAUSE ETC ETC ETCITS IS VERY EVIDENT THAT GOD'S WORD IS CORRECT IN SAYING THE FOOL HAS SAID IN HIS HEART THERE IS NO GOD.  Sorry DA its painful I know but its the truth AND YOU SHOULD EMBRACE IT .

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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
10 Jan 2015, 08:31
#51
10 Jan 2015, 08:31#51
 ou sharky 54 again. Man this guys clangers are piling up rapidly!!
Mozart, I would have to say this is a calamity of a grand scale. Bwahahahhahahaha Moz and blikkies have wiped the floor with you sharkie. I hope you have learnt something you gullible brainwashed half wit. Hahahahahhahahahahahahahaha 

Religious people do not have any say in the scientific world because their own beliefs will prejudice the outcome of any "objective" experiment or research.
Oh really. How come Christans through the centuries have produced so many great scientists. That must be a puzzlement ot you IF you ever got to thinking that far.To assist you in getting some perspective watch this video and it may help you to prevent more EGG landing! (The other clips on thsi web page are excellent as well):




 

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Sharky54Club Pro247 posts
10 Jan 2015, 15:31
#52
10 Jan 2015, 15:31#52
More childish rhetoric from a little woes with weird little ideas, brainwashed from weird little brainwashed sources.
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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
10 Jan 2015, 16:46
#53
10 Jan 2015, 16:46#53
 
  • Thin ice......bwaaaaaaahahahahahaha
  • Ice is covering 16m sq km, more than 2.1m unusual for time of year
  • UN computer models say Antarctic ice should be in decline, not increasing

By David Rose for The Mail on Sunday

Published: 16:01 EST, 5 July 2014 | Updated: 03:58 EST, 28 July 2014

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The levels of Antarctic sea-ice last week hit an all-time high – confounding climate change computer models which say it should be in decline. 

America’s National Snow And Ice Data Center, which is funded by Nasa, revealed that ice around the southern continent covers about 16million sq km, more than 2.1?million more than is usual for the time of year.

It is by far the highest level since satellite observations on which the figures depend began in 1979.
In statistical terms, the extent of the ice cover is hugely significant.

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The Gerlache Strait separating the Palmer Archipelago from the Antarctic Peninsular off Anvers Island

It represents the latest stage in a trend that started ten years ago, and means that an area the size of Greenland, which would normally be open water, is now frozen.

The Antarctic surge is so big that overall, although Arctic ice has decreased, the frozen area around both poles is one million square kilometres more than the long-term average.

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In its authoritative Fifth Assessment Report released last year, the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change admitted that the computer models on which scientists base their projections say Antarctic ice should be in decline, not increasing.

The report said: ‘There is low confidence in the scientific understanding of the observed increase in Antarctic sea ice extent since 1979, due to… incomplete and competing scientific explanations for the causes of change.’

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A Crabeater seal on an iceberg in Paradise Bay, Antarctica. Crabeater seals are the most common large mammal on the planet after humans, with an estimated population of 15 million

NASA animation shows Antarctic ice sheet melting

Some scientists have suggested the Antarctic ice increase may itself be caused by global warming. But Professor Judith Curry, head of climate science at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, said the arguments were not convincing.

She added: ‘We do not have a quantitative, predictive understanding of the rise in Antarctic sea ice extent.’

She said it was becoming increasingly apparent that long-term cycles in ocean temperatures were responsible for a significant proportion of the ice decline in the Arctic – a process that may be starting to reverse. 

Prof Curry also revealed that because of the ‘pause’, in which world average temperatures have not risen for more than 16 years, the Arctic ice decline has been ‘touted’ by many as the most important evidence for continued global warming.

But in her view, climate scientists have to consider evidence from  both Poles.

She added: ‘Convincing arguments regarding the causes of sea-ice  variations require understanding and ability to model both the Arctic and Antarctic.’

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The Gerlache Strait separating the Palmer Archipelago from the Antarctic Peninsular off Anvers Island

IT'S POLITICS, NOT SCIENCE, DRIVING CLIMATE CHANGE MANIA

For years, computer simulations have predicted that sea ice should be disappearing from the Poles. 

Now, with the news that Antarctic sea-ice levels have hit new highs, comes yet another mishap to tarnish the credibility of climate science. 

Climatologists base their doom-laden predictions of the Earth’s climate on computer simulations.

But these have long been the subject of ridicule because of their stunning failure to predict the pause in warming – nearly 18 years long on some measures – since the turn of the last century.

It’s the same with sea ice. We hear a great deal about the decline in Arctic sea ice, in line with or even ahead of predictions. 

But why are environmentalists and scientists so much less keen to discuss the long-term increase in the southern hemisphere?

In fact, across the globe, there are about one million square kilometres more sea ice than  35 years ago, which is when satellite measurements began.

It’s fair to say that this has been something of an embarrassment for climate modellers. But it doesn’t stop there.

In recent days a new scandal over the integrity of temperature data has emerged, this time in America, where it has been revealed as much as 40 per cent  of temperature data there are not real thermometer readings.

Many temperature stations have closed, but rather than stop recording data from these posts, the authorities have taken the remarkable step of ‘estimating’ temperatures based on the records of surrounding stations.

So vast swathes of the data are actually from ‘zombie’ stations that have long since disappeared.

This is bad enough, but it has also been discovered that the  US’s National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is using estimates even when perfectly good raw data is available to it – and that it has adjusted historical records.

Why should it do this?

Many have noted that the effect of all these changes is to produce a warmer present and a colder past, with the net result being  the impression of much faster warming. They draw their conclusions accordingly.

Naturally, if the US temperature records are indeed found to have been manipulated, this is unlikely to greatly affect our overall picture of rising temperatures at the end of the last century and  a standstill thereafter.

The US is, after all, only a  small proportion of the globe.

Similarly, climatologists’ difficulties with the sea ice may be of little scientific significance in the greater scheme of things.

We have only a few decades of data, and in climate terms this is probably too short to demonstrate that either the Antarctic increase or the Arctic decrease is anything other than natural variability. 

But the relentless focus by activist scientists on the Arctic decline does suggest a political imperative rather than a scientific one – and when put together with the story of the US temperature records, it’s hard to avoid the impression that what the public is being told is less than the unvarnished truth. 

As their credulity is stretched more and more, the public will – quite rightly – treat demands for action with increasing caution…

Andrew



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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
10 Jan 2015, 16:53
#54
10 Jan 2015, 16:53#54

 "ONE million square miles more of ice across the globe, than 35 years ago when satellite measurements began."  No doubt the fanatics at Sceptical  Scientist will find some petty fault with this. But the Antarctic story is real.

 

 

Feeling a bit stupid about your thin ice comment again RooiAAS? Don't be a lemming, manipulated by politicians, the climate scientists who want grants and the do good army. Have some guts and think for yourself.

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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
10 Jan 2015, 17:38
#55
10 Jan 2015, 17:38#55
Excellent post Dr Moz these lemmings can be led by the nose all to easily. They suck in everything they are told to think. Poor old sharky 54 must be very red faced:Rooi. There are a large number of topics - not only climate change but many others too where The Idiots (which is my collective new name for believers like Beeno) unashamedly ignore the opinions of specialists in that area. They are not willing to acknowledge the plausibility of scientific theory and so it serves no purpose trying to inform them of it. 

Bwahahahahhahahahaha this clown is a complete comedy a post. How embarrassing for him. 
Unquestionably they are in the dwang on the subject of thin ice!! On darwinism they would have to be able to walk on water to keep afloat!!! 
Most entertaining in a low brow comedy sort of way. You could call it a farce! 
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ABasquefanPro2,549 posts
10 Jan 2015, 18:19
#56
10 Jan 2015, 18:19#56
 @mozart,
you came with a manipulated graph, when we proved it was manipulated, you came with a graph (irradiation) that proves exactly the opposite that you were trying to prove and now you come with the antarctic ice.
This doesn't prove anything, and less that there is no climate change. What you are bringing is precisely a characteristic of the climate change, it's different in each place (this is why it's called climate change and not global warming as you wrongly call it).
In some places the weather is becoming more dry (the most) but in some others more wet. In some places, the great majority, it will be warmer but in others it will be colder. While in the arctic the ice sheet is decreasing in an unprecedented scale, in the antarctic is increasing.
What the climate change provoke is the loss of the climate stability known in the last thousands years and fundamental for the survival of the human-being and all the other spiecies, animals and vegetals. This loss of stability will be irremediable and there will be no posibilty of going back to a stable climate if we cross the 2ºC increase at global level.
The other characteristic of the climate change is the increase of the temperature considering the earth as a whole.
The graphs that I posted prove in an unequivocal way that we are changing the climate.

The Temperature since 1880


2014 has been the warmest year since it's recorded

And in the last 1500 years


Models predict that Earth will warm between 2 and 6 degrees Celsius in the next century. When global warming has happened at various times in the past two million years, it has taken the planet about 5,000 years to warm 5 degrees. The predicted rate of warming for the next century is at least 20 times faster. This rate of change is extremely unusual.



These are evidences that the climate change is happening. You don't want to believe them? OK, it's your f*cking problem but don't come saying that because where I live today it's very cold or because there's more ice in the antarctic, the climate change is a hoax. This is BS.






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ABasquefanPro2,549 posts
10 Jan 2015, 18:35
#57
10 Jan 2015, 18:35#57
 Oh, and if you want an explanation for the ice increase you could have found it in the same web of the America’s National Snow And Ice Data Center:

"By sharp contrast, sea ice in Antarctica was at satellite-era record high daily levels for much of 2014. On September 22, 2014, Antarctic ice extent reached 20.11 million square kilometers (7.76 million square miles). This was the first year in the modern satellite record that Antarctic ice extent climbed above 20 million square kilometers (7.72 million square miles).

As the year drew to a close, sea ice extent again reached record high levels for the date by declining far more slowly than usual. Extent anomalies are particularly large in the Ross Sea and Amundsen Sea regions, and in the northern Weddell Sea—areas that have been anomalously high for most of the calendar year. However, sea ice concentration in both these regions is now quite low, that is, the sea ice pack is loose and open. This is characteristic of dispersal of the ice by storms, and indeed strong low pressure anomalies were present in the eastern Ross Sea and northern Weddell Sea in the second half of December. The extent of this loose sea ice pack far to the north makes it likely that a rapid decline will occur as warmer summer weather arrives."


And bye, bye, Im going to enjoy my weekend

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RooinekCaptain18,117 posts
10 Jan 2015, 19:24
#58
10 Jan 2015, 19:24#58
"@mozart,
you came with a manipulated graph, when we proved it was manipulated, you came with a graph (irradiation) that proves exactly the opposite that you were trying to prove and now you come with the antarctic ice."

Correct but that still doesn't tell the whole story. Moffie did indeed come up with a manipulated graph that was put together by two idiots with zero qualifications, but note that was after this typically pompous and overbearing statement:
"Well you see Shark the trouble lies in how you ask the question. Asking the question, framing it right, is half the battle. And if you have studied as many of these macro statistical efforts as I have, as a doctoral student, consultant and executive you conclude that researchers frame the question to get the results they want. 
Pfffffffhahahahahaha! Mr "I've studied so many of these macro statistical efforts" gets taken in by an amateur climatologist and his buddy whose claim to fame is that he contributes to the local hick radio station once in a while. Not only does Moffie get suckered in by these charlatans (who are the laughing stock of the internet), he actually goes as far as to say someone should write a paper based on some of the findings of their infantile and laughably naive little graph.
He still has the nerve to say "Don't believe these studies without doing your homework is my advice." LMAO! How much homework did Moffie do before he jumped on the Cliff Harris / Randy Mann bandwagon? Waaaaaaaaaaahahahahahaha!
Of course, being a deceitful, manipulative and cowardly old liar, he hasn't even acknowledged his Harris / Mann gaffe but he's desperately trying to shift everything to the issue of ice now . . . and now you've gone and exploded his last refuge!
Of course, none of this embarrassment has stopped Moffie's obsequious and fawning little gimp Baboon-ou from crowing victory for his master and even pointing people to this thread as if it's some kind of triumph for the red-faced Global warming deniers. Baboon-ou is so fundamentally stupid that he hasn't even twigged how much egg Moffie has sliding down his fat face and he's carrying on about the debate being won in the same way he's squealing about the atheists being "vanquished". Too funny for words.
Just keep smacking these clowns every time they're dumb enough to get up . . . they don't even realise they're making fools of themselves!
LMAO!
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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
10 Jan 2015, 22:47
#59
10 Jan 2015, 22:47#59
Be assurred ou rooitwit I will not be placing any bets on the advice of these climatologist of yours. They have huge egg on their faces as Blikkies showed. These are the ones who have made complete twits of themsleves. Them and the ones following them like sheep!
Their models are not working and today there is more sea ice than ever before.Hilarious really. 







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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
10 Jan 2015, 23:46
#60
10 Jan 2015, 23:46#60

On thin ice again RooiAAS?  You still haven't taken on one point have you? All you can do is rely on the opinions of others without any ideas of your own....a lemming, a sheep.

 

ABASQUE here's  a three day old update on  Antarctic Ice....still at record levels, but of course  "poised to decline". These guys should be embarrassed:

 

Antarctic daily images

Antarctic Daily Images

? Previous Article December ends, 2014 in reviewJanuary 7, 2015

Arctic sea ice extent remained about a standard deviation below average for the month of December. Compared to recent years, 2014 as a whole was rather unremarkable. The bigger story was the record high extents observed in the Antarctic through more than half of the year. At year’s end, Antarctic sea ice extent was again at a record high, but poised for a rapid decline as the austral summer wears on.

 

So I repeat.....these are the facts.

 

1) The irradiation graph shows the sun activity was much higher in 2000 than 1900, even off it's peak.....that would unequivocally produce a higher temperature.

 

2) The temperatures have risen 1.3 centigrade degrees over the period....but part of that has to be due to sun activity. Scafetta and West in a peer reviewed paper for the Journal of Geophysical research, estimate half of the effect is due to the sun. This is a  respectable journal in it's field and it means temp increases not sun based are about 0.65 degrees over the whole industrial revolution.

 

3) The models which incorporate all the best thinking of the Climate Scientists are giving predictions way higher than those which have occurred. Global Warming supporters like the Economist have noted this and called for a rethink of the numbers.

 

4) Record lows are still being set all over the World. If the probability distribution of temperatures had shifted dramatically.....we wouldn't be producing new record lows.

 

 

5) The growth of Antarctic ice is predictably written off as thin. But the top layers represent most recent ice formation.....so in recent years we have been producing more ice. And the total area occupied by the ice increase since Satellites measured things.....is bigger than South Africa.

 

 

Against all these points we have had warnings about severe weather.....the USA has had almost no hurricanes in 5 years. Rises in sea level.....nobody can find. Hell they blamed the rise of terrorism on global warming.....and it's a fact that results have been doctored.

 

 

I don't know if man made global warming is a big part of the 0.65 degree temp increase in 115 years, or whether it might be more in future. I also don't know if warming is bad....mankind has suffered most in the Little Ice Ages.

 

But I do know the effort from the Climate Scientists so far has been woefully off the mark, intolerant of other opinions and linked to political agendas. It's an interesting topic, it's a pity we can't pursue it in the true spirit of scientific discovery.

JW
Just_winCaptain18,570 posts
11 Jan 2015, 00:53
#61
11 Jan 2015, 00:53#61
Who do we believe? lol 
CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
20 Apr 2022, 09:44
#62
20 Apr 2022, 09:44#62

What the hell is going on here - the end is near because he earth's temperature increased by 0.8 degrees over a period of  122 years.   Too much of the rubbish we are subjected to from the Biden Administration is based on kickbacks to politicians  and insider trading already exposed in the case of Pelosi and others.    

The result is that  inflation is rising rapidly and the ordinary people are paying a real price for the situation - eg the  price of transport is rising in particular as well - while the billionaires  are getting richer.   

  

DB
DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
20 Apr 2022, 18:19
#63
20 Apr 2022, 18:19#63

 

DB
DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
20 Apr 2022, 18:24
#64
20 Apr 2022, 18:24#64

Kinda stupid thinking we can prevent drastic changes...I'm strongly opposed to all pollution, but the overreaction to CO2 and methane is profit driven ...profit for the super rich elite...models should atleast be close at predicting trends...it's anything but accurate ATM...fearmongering. 

MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
20 Apr 2022, 19:53
#65
20 Apr 2022, 19:53#65

Man always needs religion….it’s the new religion. And ‘scientists ’ are the new priests. But it’s certainly not science. If it was,  all the experts would be careful to point out half of the 1.2 degree increase occurred before CO2 had increased enough to make a difference….and everybody would worry a lot more about how the data has been filtrated.

Then even if we conclude it’s a problem, we would be behaving very differently. If global warming is an existential problem why would we continue to shut down atomic power….the second lowest CO2 source of energy and the only solution we can scale at will.

The whole thing is rife with dishonesty, bad logic and transferred intentions.

I do enjoy driving my Tesla Plaid though….the thing is a rocket. But I wouldn’t drive it 200 miles without access to a charging station. And I have separately posted on the huge challenges to scale up electric vehicles. 

We have  almost 8 billion people on this planet all reliant on the energy, food and transportation largely supplied by fossil fuels. We shouldn’t be destroying that industry until we can prove we have a viable alternative, 

DB
DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
20 Apr 2022, 20:41
#66
20 Apr 2022, 20:41#66

"The whole thing is rife with dishonesty, bad logic and transferred intentions."

Typical salesmanship...keep the plebs in line...

RO
RooinekCaptain18,117 posts
23 Feb 2023, 23:45
#67
23 Feb 2023, 23:45#67

LMAO!

All these years later and while Moffie still hasn't admitted how much egg he got all over his fat face on this thread, the deceitful, pompous and manipulative old fool has since snuck back and edited out his embarrassing and humiliating comments . . . except he's too dumb to realise I quoted him on this very thread so it's all still there.

Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahahaha!

Just for context, Moffie was calling Stav "unworldly" on a much more recent Climate thread and I was going to ask him if there's a better example of "unworldly" than his sucking up the drivel put up by a Young Earth Creationist and his pal the local radio ham on this thread . . . when I noticed he'd edited his post and taken out the more embarrassing bits hoping no-one would remember.

So Moffie tell us, when did you edit your post and if you're man enough to admit you did (use your imagination here) why did you remove some of your text?

Here is the text Moffie removed in case anyone is wondering:

" Well you see Shark the trouble lies in how you ask the question. Asking the question, framing it right, is half the battle. And if you have studied as many of these macro statistical efforts as I have, as a doctoral student, consultant and executive you conclude that researchers frame the question to get the results they want.


Don't believe these studies without doing your homework is my advice.
What I'm saying beyond that is macro statistical studies are controlled by how the null hypothesis is framed. "


DE
Deus Ex LemurPro2,355 posts
23 Feb 2023, 23:54
#68
23 Feb 2023, 23:54#68

Just when I thought Mrs Searle and her crew couldn't look more incompetent I read this. The mind boggles that such people exist, but exist they certainly do. 

RO
RooinekCaptain18,117 posts
23 Feb 2023, 23:59
#69
23 Feb 2023, 23:59#69

The Alpha-Gimp comes to the rescue literally within 10 minutes.

Doos XL, let your Master answer the question . . . did he edit his post and why? You can make him feel better by kissing his arse when he's done.

MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
24 Feb 2023, 01:58
#70
24 Feb 2023, 01:58#70

It is a mind boggling thread of blindly accepting what you have been told to believe….even though what you were told to believe in 1990 is proven wrong. Fifty years ago these warmer types were religious zealots….now they are scientific zealots….the need to blindly believe is deeply rooted in the human make up.



RO
RooinekCaptain18,117 posts
24 Feb 2023, 07:13
#71
24 Feb 2023, 07:13#71

Ummm . . . so why did you edit your post, Moffie?

BE
Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
24 Feb 2023, 08:51
#72
24 Feb 2023, 08:51#72

The one thing Moz has been right about has been the man made climate change hoax. 

Rooitwit I hope by now you have realised how gullible you were to suck up all this nonsense.  Also why do you think Moz changed his posts?


RO
RooinekCaptain18,117 posts
24 Feb 2023, 09:11
#73
24 Feb 2023, 09:11#73
"Also why do you think Moz changed his posts?"
How stupid do you have to be to ask that question after reading what I posted?
Not sure if I can dumb it down enough for you, Baboon-ou, but I think Moffie removed text from his post because he was very embarrassed and didn't want anyone to see his pompous, condescending and patronising comments before he put up a laughably ignorant graph from two discredited YECs.
MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
24 Feb 2023, 16:25
#74
24 Feb 2023, 16:25#74

What text did I remove? Humour me.

RO
RooinekCaptain18,117 posts
24 Feb 2023, 19:51
#75
24 Feb 2023, 19:51#75

"What text did I remove? Humour me."

Scroll up, you drunken oild fool . . . and look for the bit where I said this: "Here is the text Moffie removed in case anyone is wondering:"

I mean, really, is it too hard for you, Moffie?

When you're done, do me the courtesy of actually answering the question . . . Mr I-never-lie.

LMAO!

PL
PlumCaptain21,007 posts
25 Feb 2023, 01:16
#76
25 Feb 2023, 01:16#76
Rooi on the Friday sauce again. Given up on the VR masturbation marathons i guess?
MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
25 Feb 2023, 02:09
#77
25 Feb 2023, 02:09#77

This is what you are going on about…..this!!


"Well you see Shark the trouble lies in how you ask the question. Asking the question, framing it right, is half the battle. And if you have studied as many of these macro statistical efforts as I have, as a doctoral student, consultant and executive you conclude that researchers frame the question to get the results they want.


Don't believe these studies without doing your homework is my advice.
What I'm saying beyond that is macro statistical studies are controlled by how the null hypothesis is framed."
….I totally stand behind that comment.
MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
25 Feb 2023, 02:38
#78
25 Feb 2023, 02:38#78

But don’t take it from me, here is a good description:

‘ Yes, selecting the wrong null hypothesis can lead to invalid results in statistical hypothesis testing.

In hypothesis testing, the null hypothesis represents the default position that there is no significant difference between two groups or variables. The alternative hypothesis, on the other hand, is the opposite of the null hypothesis and represents the position that there is a significant difference between the two groups or variables.

Selecting the wrong null hypothesis can lead to different results depending on the specific scenario. For example, if the null hypothesis is too broad and does not reflect the true nature of the research question, then it may be difficult to reject the null hypothesis even if there is a true difference between the two groups. This can lead to a false negative result, where the researcher incorrectly concludes that there is no significant difference when there actually is.’

DE
Deus Ex LemurPro2,355 posts
25 Feb 2023, 10:25
#79
25 Feb 2023, 10:25#79

We've seen Mrs Searle play this card before. Trying to make a person out to be a liar with an unprovable position. However, she has been caught out a few times doing this. It's interesting to note that those who support climate change, who support abortion, who support every leftist/globalist ideology, they all have the common trait of viewing others as objects. They gravitate to ideologies that demand submission and humiliation of those they hate, or anyone who happens to be the fall guy for the cause. Pride, power, domination and the glorification of self. Note how they are always the same people who tell those they cannot debate with that they are stupid. Attack the person, and provide nothing to the discussion. Ende.

MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
25 Feb 2023, 17:32
#80
25 Feb 2023, 17:32#80

It’s remarkable really…..they line up dutifully on every position their media demands. 

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