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iolande Feb 16th 2010 8:35 am

Re: Global warming
 
Burbage

Why not answer my question?

Lord_Farquar Feb 16th 2010 9:17 am

Re: Global warming
 

Originally Posted by iolande (Post 8348392)
Burbage

Why not answer my question?

:rofl:

Swerv-o Feb 16th 2010 10:04 am

Re: Global warming
 

Originally Posted by slapphead_otool (Post 8346111)
Swerv-o might know more, he knows about stuff like that.


I haven't heard anything about this. I was under the impression that Germany was in the process of phasing out their nuclear power capabilities. It was a big issue in the last election there, and I think the guy who lost out to Merkell was planning to reverse the phase out.

Of course the policy may have changed, or at least been extended, but I still think that Merkell is determined to close all of Germany's nuclear capability.


S

slapphead_otool Feb 16th 2010 10:16 am

Re: Global warming
 

Originally Posted by NedKelly (Post 8348286)
There is no integrity in UK inquiries since Labour took power in 1997.

The solution to climategate seems to be two fold;

Firstly Proff Jones mumbles a few comments in the media that indicate that it was all a housekeeping mistake (“I am very untidy”, ‘I didn’t know anyone would want to see the evidence” etc).

Secondly stack the inquiry with AGW fanatics.

What a total sham. Surely even the AGW supporters on this site don’t agree with this?

Swerv-o Feb 16th 2010 10:39 am

Re: Global warming
 

Originally Posted by slapphead_otool (Post 8348668)
The solution to climategate seems to be two fold;

Firstly Proff Jones mumbles a few comments in the media that indicate that it was all a housekeeping mistake (“I am very untidy”, ‘I didn’t know anyone would want to see the evidence” etc).

Secondly stack the inquiry with AGW fanatics.

What a total sham. Surely even the AGW supporters on this site don’t agree with this?


It certainly doesn't feel right to me. I think that maybe a multi disciplinary panel should have been formed - Scientists from a range of different disciplines, and their remit to look only at the methods used by the CRU, not the science behind them. it does seem that the enquiry will be less than impartial...


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slapphead_otool Feb 16th 2010 10:47 am

Re: Global warming
 

Originally Posted by Swerv-o (Post 8348741)
It certainly doesn't feel right to me. I think that maybe a multi disciplinary panel should have been formed - Scientists from a range of different disciplines, and their remit to look only at the methods used by the CRU, not the science behind them. it does seem that the enquiry will be less than impartial...


S

The problem is some people are trying to portray the inquiry as a witch hunt, which it shouldn’t be.

On the other hand if Jones et al get a green light the AGW lobby will say its final conclusive proof of their methods, results etc etc etc.

I go back to one of my earlier points. The IPCC failed dismally because it failed to provide clear definitions and guidelines for measures and metrics, and calculations and procedures, that would be acceptable for proving AGW.

Burbage Feb 16th 2010 11:18 am

Re: Global warming
 

Originally Posted by iolande (Post 8348392)
Burbage

Why not answer my question?

Probably because I hadn't seen it yet.

No. I am not at JCU.

Do you want to answer some of mine?

iolande Feb 16th 2010 1:25 pm

Re: Global warming
 

Originally Posted by Burbage (Post 8348832)
Probably because I hadn't seen it yet.

No. I am not at JCU.

Do you want to answer some of mine?

No. You will only slap down the answer. Isn't that the point of asking the question?

Burbage Feb 16th 2010 3:17 pm

Re: Global warming
 

Originally Posted by iolande (Post 8349075)
No. You will only slap down the answer. Isn't that the point of asking the question?

No. The point of asking a question is to receive an answer. If you believe your answer can be scientifically challenged then you probably need to examine your position on the issue.

Lord_Farquar Feb 16th 2010 3:26 pm

Re: Global warming
 

Originally Posted by Burbage (Post 8349307)
No. The point of asking a question is to receive an answer. If you believe your answer can be scientifically challenged then you probably need to examine your position on the issue.

:rofl: Love it.

Is that why you refuse to answer certain questions that take issue with your opinion?

Burbage Feb 16th 2010 3:33 pm

Re: Global warming
 

Originally Posted by Lord_Farquar (Post 8349324)
:rofl: Love it.

Is that why you refuse to answer certain questions that take issue with your opinion?

Perhaps you could point out where I have been asked a question on my position and failed to answer it?

Lord_Farquar Feb 16th 2010 3:45 pm

Re: Global warming
 

Originally Posted by Burbage (Post 8349337)
Perhaps you could point out where I have been asked a question on my position and failed to answer it?

Earlier in the thread I made this point (twice) "The problem with your theory is that it assumes solar variations are the only factor affecting climate change."

You never responded.

Burbage Feb 16th 2010 3:47 pm

Re: Global warming
 

Originally Posted by Lord_Farquar (Post 8349367)
Earlier in the thread I made this point (twice) "The problem with your theory is that it assumes solar variations are the only factor affecting climate change."

You never responded.

Because that's not my theory.

Burbage Feb 16th 2010 3:51 pm

Re: Global warming
 
Nor is it a question.

Lord_Farquar Feb 16th 2010 3:54 pm

Re: Global warming
 

Originally Posted by Burbage (Post 8349381)
Nor is it a question.

Semantics. You still avoided it.

It was when you were being childish by bumping the thread.


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