jc456
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BTW, point of reference, I was a baby once, I grew into a teenager and learned some things, then i had a child and learned some more, now i have grand children and learned some more, I have life experiences that are far more valuable than your lazy shit for brains consultant money. so again your point?why would he or I have to? Just curious. I don't write articles or journals for money. not clear what your point is other than you have no point.hahahahahahaha, Peer review is ok as long as all ideas are allowed. As stated over and over and over on here that isn't how it works today. With the Internet available and other means of getting information at one's finger tips, to disregard opposing views is disingenuous and leaves the public tasting bull shit repeatedly as good ideas and valuable data are pushed aside because opposing ideas and data are not allowed in today's peer review. That's definitely too bad. Valuable input ignored is not good for anyone. But hey, the money can only go the true believers. LOL
Nonsense. Peer review is intended to make sure the paper meets the requirements of the scientific method, not to be used as a sounding board for every crackpot who wants to promote an agenda.
Unfortunately that isn't what it does any longer, especially in the case of climatology.
I'll ask you the same question. Have you ever gone through the scientific peer review process? Of course you haven't. Next.
I don't either. I have never been paid for any of my peer reviewed work, though I have been paid as a consultant for all of my reports. You? The point is that you don't have a point of reference, and no expertise or experience on the matter. Don't demonstrate the Dunning-Kruger effect by writing as some one claiming to be in the know on a subject and then proving your ignorance to everyone else. It is painful to watch.