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Steve Firth wrote:
There is a great difference between unprecedented and "Current climate change is utterly unlike any previous change" the statement which I objected to, and continue to object to since it was, and remains, untrue. Unprecedented = something we haven't seen before, unlike anything from former experience, even, it could be said, "utterly unlike any previous change". You really are talking ********. |
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On Thu, 12 Jul 2007 20:07:37 +0100, Phil Randal
wrote: Steve Firth wrote: There is a great difference between unprecedented and "Current climate change is utterly unlike any previous change" the statement which I objected to, and continue to object to since it was, and remains, untrue. Unprecedented = something we haven't seen before To me it means "something that has not *happened* before". -- Cynic |
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Phil Randal wrote:
Steve Firth wrote: There is a great difference between unprecedented and "Current climate change is utterly unlike any previous change" the statement which I objected to, and continue to object to since it was, and remains, untrue. Unprecedented = something we haven't seen before, unlike anything from former experience, even, it could be said, "utterly unlike any previous change". And yet it is neither unprecedented nor is it "unlike any previous change." You really are talking ********. Of course I am, and we're all doomed. |
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Steve Firth wrote:
The Magpie wrote: [snip] No, it is *far* from a "stupid assertion". It is, in fact, an assertion made by every single reputable climate scientist in the entire planet. Name them. Even *you* cannot be seriously asking that... |
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Steve Firth wrote:
The Magpie wrote: Have you ever even *heard* of the so-called "hockey stick" graph? Have you even heard the gales of laughter that graph causes amongst statisticians? Name any one such statistician. That does not get paid by the petrochemical industry. |
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Phil Randal wrote:
Steve Firth wrote: There is a great difference between unprecedented and "Current climate change is utterly unlike any previous change" the statement which I objected to, and continue to object to since it was, and remains, untrue. Unprecedented = something we haven't seen before, unlike anything from former experience, even, it could be said, "utterly unlike any previous change". You really are talking ********. No, you just seem to be having problems with the fact that English is my primary language. "Utter unlike" means it is not the same as it was in the past. |
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Cynic wrote:
On Mon, 09 Jul 2007 15:38:24 +0100, The Magpie wrote: Post them again and I'll look - but you will be wrong. I have posted then twice in this thread. I am not wasting my time posting them again. I rather thought not. When challenged you do seem to try to hide. Refusing to repost a URL that I have posted twice before to this thread in the previous two days is "hiding" is it? What a pathetically weak argument. Then post it. Give me a laugh at it too. |
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The Magpie wrote:
Steve Firth wrote: The Magpie wrote: Have you ever even *heard* of the so-called "hockey stick" graph? Have you even heard the gales of laughter that graph causes amongst statisticians? Name any one such statistician. That does not get paid by the petrochemical industry. Name any one suporter of "hockey stick" graphs that doesn't get a payoff from their support. Climnate change is avery nice industry to be in for many individuals. |
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The Magpie wrote:
Steve Firth wrote: The Magpie wrote: [snip] No, it is *far* from a "stupid assertion". It is, in fact, an assertion made by every single reputable climate scientist in the entire planet. Name them. Even *you* cannot be seriously asking that... Ad hominem noted. Failure to address the question noted. |
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On Thu, 12 Jul 2007 21:17:17 +0100, The Magpie
wrote: I have posted then twice in this thread. I am not wasting my time posting them again. I rather thought not. When challenged you do seem to try to hide. Refusing to repost a URL that I have posted twice before to this thread in the previous two days is "hiding" is it? What a pathetically weak argument. Then post it. Give me a laugh at it too. What do you claim is laughable about the Vostok ice data graphs? -- Cynic |
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