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Comment on Embracing uncertainty in climate change policy (!) by Willard

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Thanks for the reference, Arch. However, note that <em>double-counted</em> money is not <em>doubled</em> money. Double-counted money may bias our estimate of a country's wealth. It does not change its wealth, at least not directly. I don't think we should conflate this phenomenon with money creation.

Comment on Embracing uncertainty in climate change policy (!) by Turbulent Eddie

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So, an <a href="http://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/skeptical" rel="nofollow">antonym of <i>skeptical</i> is <b>gullible</b></a> What do gullibles need? Why would anyone take <b>gullibles</b> seriously to begin with?

Comment on Embracing uncertainty in climate change policy (!) by Turbulent Eddie

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2. Co2 emissions pose a risk

But can you articulate this risk?
Especially articulate this risk with numbers, not adjectives?

Comment on Embracing uncertainty in climate change policy (!) by Steven Mosher

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“First, sceptics do not have to assemble their own climate model or a set of climate hypotheses. They don’t have to write their own papers either.

All that is necessary is to point out flaws in the CAWGer’s models, hypotheses, and papers.

Don’t let Mosher tell you otherwise.

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1. That is not my argument.
2. Here is my argument: If skeptics want to be taken seriously they need an alternative theory.

Given a choice, which would you choose? would you be in a stronger position if you
A) had No alternative theory
B) had an alternative theory that explained the facts better

I argue B. Skeptics would be taken more seriously if they had a theory that worked better than standard theory.
The point is criticism as you point out is necessary, but my argument is that it is not sufficient. That’s why so many skeptics get excited when, for example, willis or anyone else proposes alternative concepts.

This is obvious. criticism is necessary but not sufficient.

Next, publishing. Yes, you need to publish your ideas. They cannot have influence unless people can read them.

Comment on Embracing uncertainty in climate change policy (!) by Bad Andrew

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Re Alternate Theory

In the spirit of scientific enterprise, maybe Mosher himself can supply us with an alternate theory or two. Isn’t that what “scientists” are supposed to do? Do science? lol

Andrew

Comment on Embracing uncertainty in climate change policy (!) by Turbulent Eddie

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We don’t really have any way to evaluate the nature or extent of the risk(s).

Right, so risks could be zero and the benefits ( which don’t get much coverage ) could be greater than zero.

Comment on Embracing uncertainty in climate change policy (!) by Arch Stanton

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Makes a person wonder just how China went from melting down vintage woks to building ghost cities in just fifty years? They had no money yet they built with money. How were they able to do it? We had swing once.

Comment on Embracing uncertainty in climate change policy (!) by AK

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Why would anyone take gullibles seriously to begin with?

‘Cause the vote?


Comment on Embracing uncertainty in climate change policy (!) by Steven Mosher

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What do gullibles need?
a pen and a phone.

Comment on Embracing uncertainty in climate change policy (!) by AK

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Right, so risks could be zero and the benefits ( which don’t get much coverage ) could be greater than zero.

Nope. The risks can’t be zero when you don’t know what they are. Not to you.

Comment on Embracing uncertainty in climate change policy (!) by scotts4sf

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tonyb
What is your reaction to the new HadCru4 adjustments? Seem to be falling in line for Paris with the canvas and wood bucket SST adjustments from Karl. How he took the random and high error bars from ship bucket thermometers to adjust buoys and ARGO thermocouples left a question as to Jones et al integrity. For some time they seemed to be on a higher integrity course than the US government scientists but seems to be backsliding.
Scott

Comment on Embracing uncertainty in climate change policy (!) by Willard

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> They had no money yet they built with money.

Blame on on double-entry accounting. The inventor was Leonardo’s lover anyway.

Comment on Embracing uncertainty in climate change policy (!) by Willard

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> The inventor […]

Make that the promoter, promotion being a technical term in the auditing sciences.

Comment on Embracing uncertainty in climate change policy (!) by Willard

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What I discovered is that PeterL might reject AGW, Bad. I had the impression he was more into the CAGW meme.

Speaking of memes, where’s Andy?

Comment on Embracing uncertainty in climate change policy (!) by jim2

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While it is true that a cohesive and explanatory computer model or theory from sceptics would enhance their case, it isn’t a necessity. It is adequate to simply shoot holes in the CAGWer’s models and theories. That’s where we disagree, I posit that criticism is adequate.

Of course, there are sceptical climate scientists who have published their own interpretations of climate concepts and data interpretations. So your argument that sceptics have not published papers and done other work is vacant. But that isn’t necessary for most CE denizens.


Comment on Embracing uncertainty in climate change policy (!) by Arch Stanton

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Now we could say it is AGW with a twist of Lime.

Comment on Embracing uncertainty in climate change policy (!) by Horst Graben (@Graben_Horst)

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Justin: Did you notice those chemtrails last night just at dusk… then we got thunder and lightening. You know Elon Musk is part of the Bilderburgers and the Tri-Lateral commission. Just sayin

Comment on Embracing uncertainty in climate change policy (!) by Turbulent Eddie

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Why would anyone take gullibles seriously to begin with?
‘Cause they vote?

Ya, I’m getting wise to that.

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