Into the Night
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-Belch- Oops, sorry. Uh huh. I don't care. You are nothing to me, so why would I care? Sorry. If you are a scientist then I feel sorry for your employer.
Negative proof fallacy. Discard of science.
-Belch- Oops, sorry. Uh huh. I don't care. You are nothing to me, so why would I care? Sorry. If you are a scientist then I feel sorry for your employer.
Actually, I know enough to know that those graphs are meaningless without a source showing the data they used to arrive at those conclusions. My bet is that they're the result of bad statistical analysis and cherry picked data. The IPCC has been so wrong, so much, I could get better predictions from a tarot card reader or run-of-the-mill psychic.
You don't seem to understand: I couldn't care less about you.
As such I am not going to do anything!
I believe it is in the IPCC (this one is from AR3 I think, so it's a bit older).
There's like a zero percent chance you would be able to sit in judgement of the data processing or statistics used in this graph.
Where is the additional energy coming from, dumbass?Hilarious! You ever hear of the SUN?
Denying the 2nd law of thermodynamics isn't going to work.Wrong.
The Stefan-Boltzmann law does not solve for temperature. Discard of the Stefan-Boltzmann law.Given that the equation SOLVES FOR "T" (temperature) that's kind of interesting you think that.
You just announced to the world that you don't understand Stefan-Boltzmann.And Stefan-Boltzmann doesn't apply to the earth since we are NOT a blackbody radiator only.
You really are a scientifically illiterate moron.We have greenhouse gases in our atmosphere which cause our surface temperature to be about 30degC higher than it would be on average based solely on the S-B calculation.
You say this like you firmly believe that it means something. I know how to perform all sorts of analyses, but I fully admit to hating number crunching as much as the next guy. The smart ones are those who get analytics software and let it quickly provide the prominent insights ... and then spend the rest of their day doing something they enjoy.Oh, and "statistical mathematics"? I'd be willing to bet most of my paycheck that he couldn't do statistics on a dataset let alone actually understand time-series analyses.
He likes money. He doesn't make it by being stupid or by relying on Wikipedia to sound smart.IntoTheNight just likes to think he sounds smart.
That's not what I see. I see that you throw a temper tantrum and become desperate to change the subject when you are asked to provide examples of what you claim.All you need to do is ask him what he means by these things and you'll see he hasn't a clue.
You just announced to the world that you don't understand Stefan-Boltzmann.
You really are a scientifically illiterate moron.
To the rest of JPP who observed me give you the benefit of the doubt, I am truly embarrassed. I thought you might actually have some science background, but you really do simply regurgitate what you are told to believe.
You say this like you firmly believe that it means something. I know how to perform all sorts of analyses, but I fully admit to hating number crunching as much as the next guy. The smart ones are those who get analytics software and let it quickly provide the prominent insights ... and then spend the rest of their day doing something they enjoy.
He likes money. He doesn't make it by being stupid or by relying on Wikipedia to sound smart.
That's not what I see. I see that you throw a temper tantrum and become desperate to change the subject when you are asked to provide examples of what you claim.
You just announced to the world that you don't understand Stefan-Boltzmann.
He likes money. He doesn't make it by being stupid or by relying on Wikipedia to sound smart.
That's not what I see. I see that you throw a temper tantrum and become desperate to change the subject when you are asked to provide examples of what you claim.
You gave him more than a fair chance. Something you usually accuse me of!
I learned long ago that he's just a poser. He claims to be a chemist and a geologist, then turns right around and states that quantum mechanics is the heart of the chemistry and is now denying physics and mathematics again here in this thread.
I already did. RQAA.Then tell me where I'm wrong.
I own and operate a business that makes sensors for industrial, medical, aerospace, and entertainment use. Yes...I like money. I know how to make it too. I don't need Wikipedia to sound smart like you do.Is that what you do?
Just another way of making an argument of the Stone fallacy and a bulverism fallacy.LOL. You mean nothing to me, so I don't really much care what you think about me.
You would do well to NOT take your lead from Cypress. He doesn't know much more chemistry and geology than YOU do. Just a pro-tip
Yes I accuse you of that, nowhere nearly as often as I should because you're a softie who has to give everyone about twenty more chances than they deserve, and I just find that it gets old after, say, about the first time ... so what was I thinking?You gave him more than a fair chance. Something you usually accuse me of!
I'm afraid I have to stop you right there. You are doing what all the warmizombies do, i.e. totally ignore margin of error, like there is no such thing.My problem with the graphs presented is this:
Yes, you can measure the temperature of the planet at specific points and with enough data points estimate (note that) the temperature of the planet. .
I'm afraid I have to stop you right there. You are doing what all the warmizombies do, i.e. totally ignore margin of error, like there is no such thing.
The correct answer is that humanity does not yet possess the ability to estimate the Earth's average global temperature to within any usable margin of error.
The invariable response from those who have no grasp of instrumentation tolerances or of statistical math is a knee-jerk "of course it can be done" or even "NASA does it all the time with SATELLITES!" or even "You can Google it on Wikipedia. RELIABLE measurements of Earth's average global temperature have been taken since the moment the Communist Manifesto was published and WHAT WE KNOW is that Earth's average global temperature is increasing by 0.2C annually. Look it up" ... and the predictably scriptable exchange will ensue, and will end only after many technical explanations are given.
You totally missed my point. I pointed out that estimating things from other estimates induces increasing levels of error into the outcome to the point where the whole exercise is meaningless. It gets worse when those making such estimates have a predetermined outcome in mind.
I would think that today we probably can get enough data points of the Earth's temperature and estimate a global temperature from that data. What we cannot do is attribute changes to some single cause.
Look at the hole in the ozone layer. That was supposed to be gone by now if we eliminated CFC's. We did that. Now we find that the original hole is still there, still about the same size, and worse, have found larger holes in it we previously didn't know existed. This points out the absurdity of the "science" on temperature change. The scientists simply don't know enough to make accurate predications.
False equivalence fallacy. A point on the surface of Earth is not the entire Earth.My problem with the graphs presented is this:
Yes, you can measure the temperature of the planet at specific points
Nope. This causes math errors and denies statistical math. Any guess of the temperature of Earth is simply that...a guess. This is a random number of type randU.and with enough data points estimate (note that) the temperature of the planet.
This simply ignores the 1st and 2nd laws of thermodynamics and the Stefan-Boltzmann law. No gas or vapor has the capability to warm the Earth.The IPCC and other Gorebal Warming acolytes then estimate the CO2 (and maybe--MAYBE--) other potential greenhouse gasses.
Which is simply guessing using a guess as a base rate, and applying a magickal property to a gas by ignoring physics. This is the heart of the Church of Global Warming.They then estimate the amount of anthropogenic Gorebal Warming from these estimates.
Statistical math has nothing to do with any of this.That is, they are making estimates, from which they derive other estimates. This is a huge no-no in statistics.
Such estimates actually have a base...the sales figures from the last year and in previous years. It is a guess, but it is a guess based on actual hard figures. There never was any hard figure for the temperature of Earth or for the global concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere.It is akin to a car manufacturer estimating they will need to make 300,000 cars in the next year based on previous sales.
This part is correct. It's silly to conduct an estimate from an estimate.From this, they estimate they need between 1,080,000 and 1,320,000 tires for these cars. This is a bullshit estimate. They need 1,200,000 tires, or 4 per car. They don't have to estimate that. They know it.
Not really, it is simply ignoring the first estimate and making a 2nd estimate using a different unit.Every time you estimate from a previous estimate something you increasingly introduce errors into the system.
The Church of Global Warming routinely ignores the 1st and 2nd laws of thermodynamics (many also ignore the 0th law of thermodynamics) and the Stefan-Boltzmann law. They deny physics, and science with it. They try to portray their religion as 'sCiEnCe'. This is a common tactic with the left, using a buzzword like this to try to legitimize their religion. Other favorite buzzwords are 'expert', 'scientists', 'fact', 'proof', 'established'. They also like to use buzzwords like 'trigger', 'tipping point', '10 years', and their favorite, the Holy 'data'.With climate change, the people pushing this the hardest are ones that are estimating effects from estimates of estimates that were estimated. Their science is utter and complete bullshit.
That can happen. I appreciate you pointing it out if I do.You totally missed my point.
Actually, it renders the claim invalid. An estimate calculated from other estimates is simply stripping away the original raw data. At that point, all that remains is an unfalsifiable claim that no rational adult should accept on it face.I pointed out that estimating things from other estimates induces increasing levels of error
I really wouldn't use the wording "it gets worse." A predetermined conclusion becomes an invalid conclusion, from the start. It starts out invalid and just doesn't get any better. It is to be summarily dismissed with extreme prejudice.It gets worse when those making such estimates have a predetermined outcome in mind.
You are objectively incorrect and I am not missing your point.I would think that today we probably can get enough data points of the Earth's temperature and estimate a global temperature from that data.
There's no ozone hole. I just wanted to warn you before Into the Night beats you up for claiming that there is.Look at the hole in the ozone layer.
Usually it ends with their mindless insults.I'm afraid I have to stop you right there. You are doing what all the warmizombies do, i.e. totally ignore margin of error, like there is no such thing.
The correct answer is that humanity does not yet possess the ability to estimate the Earth's average global temperature to within any usable margin of error.
The invariable response from those who have no grasp of instrumentation tolerances or of statistical math is a knee-jerk "of course it can be done" or even "NASA does it all the time with SATELLITES!" or even "You can Google it on Wikipedia. RELIABLE measurements of Earth's average global temperature have been taken since the moment the Communist Manifesto was published and WHAT WE KNOW is that Earth's average global temperature is increasing by 0.2C annually. Look it up" ... and the predictably scriptable exchange will ensue, and will end only after many technical explanations are given.
You totally missed my point. I pointed out that estimating things from other estimates induces increasing levels of error into the outcome to the point where the whole exercise is meaningless. It gets worse when those making such estimates have a predetermined outcome in mind.
I would think that today we probably can get enough data points of the Earth's temperature and estimate a global temperature from that data. What we cannot do is attribute changes to some single cause.
Look at the hole in the ozone layer. That was supposed to be gone by now if we eliminated CFC's. We did that. Now we find that the original hole is still there, still about the same size, and worse, have found larger holes in it we previously didn't know existed. This points out the absurdity of the "science" on temperature change. The scientists simply don't know enough to make accurate predications.