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Category Archives: science
Parking global warming
It is said, that if you navigate a super-tanker, that you need to think miles ahead because of the time it takes the super-tanker to respond. Likewise, government is a bit dim-witted and ideas tend to get absorbed more in … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Climate, Funding Imbalance, General, greenblob, Politics, science 5 Comments
The Academic Ape: Instinctive aggression and boundary enforcing behaviour in academia
Published on Amazon in Kindle version. The Academic Ape: Instinctive aggression and boundary enforcing behaviour in academia
Crunch Year for global warming (= the scam)
2016 will undoubtedly be the crunch year for “global warming” – undoubtedly the biggest scam in the whole of history – pushed relentlessly by academia and the public sector against the interest of the western economies. The satellites are the … Continue reading
Posted in 1/f, Climate, science Leave a comment
The theory of non-causality
In logic, there is a requirement the world is structured such that A->B which can be read “if A then B”, but is often assumed to mean: “A causes B”. As a physicist, I was indeed taught that the whole … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Climate, My Best Articles, Politics, Proposals, Sceptics, science 4 Comments
An Aspiring Scientist’s Frustration with Modern-Day Academia
Judith Curry alerted me to a really good article “Here’s one way to reach a consensus“. I think very accurately describes the environment within which the global warming scare flourished and sceptical-science was repressed. Here’s a good excerpt. You need … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Sceptics, science 3 Comments
Acidgate – more clear evidence of a $trillion fraud – I doubt it will make the news
Over at Jo Nova, she has one of the clearest instances of criminal fraud that has been seen in this whole $trillion global warming scam. To put it simply, at the same time as telling us CO2 will cause “ocean … Continue reading
Posted in Climate, Politics, science 12 Comments
The limits of Climate Hysteria
Answering a post today, I realised that I no longer cared about trying to educate the nutters in academia, not because they don’t need educating, but simply because nothing we sceptics have done has ever been listened to – so … Continue reading
Posted in Climate, science 7 Comments
Review of the state of Climate “Science”
Even after all these years, the academics who work on climate, still have no idea about natural variation. They are still looking to things that are clearly part of natural vartiation and saying “look its now warmer than it has … Continue reading
Celtic and Global warming: How can educated people be so stupid?
When I went to University to do Physics I knew that physics was unlikely to be a career in its own right, but instead it was a means of problem analysis that was applicable to many areas of life. It … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, General, History, science 17 Comments
what more is there for sceptics? – I’m not a pyschiatrist and I’m no priest!
As I was writing a note today I explained why I felt there was little more for the sceptic to do because “Scepticism is about basing your views on the evidence and the evidence is now very very clearly in … Continue reading