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In reply to the discussion: "100% Democrat" scientist comes out publicly against Obama on climate change [View all]StrongBad
(2,100 posts)76. For someone with a Spock avatar, you sure do love appealing to authority.
Again, nobody has refuted the deconstruction of the 97% number effectively.
The only one that attempted was easily debunked as statistical manipulation.
Please show me where the 97% deconstruction was debunked.
For the record, I'm undecided concerning the danger of climate change. This whole argument is solely focused on whether the real number of consensus is 97%.
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"100% Democrat" scientist comes out publicly against Obama on climate change [View all]
StrongBad
Oct 2015
OP
First off, it is not 100% Democrat, it is 100% DemocratIC Scientist...second off
randys1
Oct 2015
#1
So finding one scientist who disagrees with Obama's policy is worthy of a story?
Blue_Tires
Oct 2015
#3
FYI, the consensus on global warming isn't the 97% figure often cited. It's much more complicated
StrongBad
Oct 2015
#6
Sigh. I usually don't engage pedants but here's a link to the legit scientific journal
StrongBad
Oct 2015
#102
Actual article is only available with money, so we have to judge is by the authors
muriel_volestrangler
Oct 2015
#153
Many irrational mind believe that if something is trending, then that something is valid.
LanternWaste
Oct 2015
#15
I agree, which is why we need to really think about pushing the 97% scientific consensus on warming
StrongBad
Oct 2015
#16
No, it's not there. And there will be a link to a page with trending results. That's the link I
ChisolmTrailDem
Oct 2015
#31
Wow!!! Look at all those reich-wingers pushing that story! Why are you propagating...
ChisolmTrailDem
Oct 2015
#41
Because it's a scientific argument that originated from a non-biased source (a tech publication)
StrongBad
Oct 2015
#45
It's one rightwinger agains the entire global scientific community! What, they're going to take one
ChisolmTrailDem
Oct 2015
#47
Because the guy who gets his paycheck from Exxon says it's nowhere near 97%. (nt)
jeff47
Oct 2015
#52
Please stick to the studies in question. I'm open to refutation but haven't found any.
StrongBad
Oct 2015
#55
No, that 97% isn't from polling it's from a flawed analysis of climatology papers
StrongBad
Oct 2015
#91
The Register has a long history of climate change denial and lying
muriel_volestrangler
Oct 2015
#151
Poor ol' Dyson has lost the knack for "observing" things accurately right here on Earth, hasn't he?
villager
Oct 2015
#4
FYI, you're lying and citing a rightwing publication doesn't change the fact you're lying
geek tragedy
Oct 2015
#21
See my other post - "implicit" merely means thinking warming will continue indefinitely
StrongBad
Oct 2015
#37
No, that's a lie on your part. A complete fabrication you pulled out of your ass.
geek tragedy
Oct 2015
#42
I admire you ability to deal with them, I refuse to acknowledge them other than what they
randys1
Oct 2015
#104
Because man made global warming and its potential negative effects is not a 100% settled issue.
StrongBad
Oct 2015
#109
I agree it must cause a level of self-loathing no progressive or liberal can ever experience.
Rex
Oct 2015
#137
Read the thread. Still no refutation. You're welcome to try as I go where the data tells me.
StrongBad
Oct 2015
#62
Correction. 35% max of climate scientists say humans for sure influence warming.
StrongBad
Oct 2015
#67
I saw your link. If you read the thread you would recognize I addressed the same stat and refuted it
StrongBad
Oct 2015
#74
What is it like to argue with someone who is working for the death of all living things?
randys1
Oct 2015
#105
you are spamming a lie from the WSJ, you are outing yourself as an anti-science troll.
geek tragedy
Oct 2015
#23
And if we were only talking about desertification around the equator, that would be relevant.
jeff47
Oct 2015
#160
You can make up whatever number you want to, however you are not entitled to make up your own facts.
Rex
Oct 2015
#60
Protip: Proclaiming you "won" is a sure sign you didn't and revealing of a childish nature
StrongBad
Oct 2015
#85
Also murderers. This isnt complicated folks, if we were willing to call denial what it is.
randys1
Oct 2015
#111
The OP is 'concerned' about this one guy over the other thousands that say he is wrong!
Rex
Oct 2015
#98
The study has nothing to do with climate change. Wow. You are really desperate now.
Rex
Oct 2015
#120
It's regarding the supposed 97% consensus, which is what we were talking about
StrongBad
Oct 2015
#121
Nope, here is the scientific article with the real facts that you haven't refuted
StrongBad
Oct 2015
#131
Also not an argument. Deflecting from the fact you can't refute my study shown.
StrongBad
Oct 2015
#143
i am sure the by suppertime the goons on facebook will say he won the nobel prize
dembotoz
Oct 2015
#103
Just in case anyone here feels like the OP might be truthful, check out this site.
Rex
Oct 2015
#124
And yours have nothing to do with the fact that almost all scientist agree on climate change.
Rex
Oct 2015
#142
This thread is just one more brick in the wall of proof that DU has jumped the shark.
Squinch
Oct 2015
#152