threegoofs
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- Sep 4, 2015
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The amplitude of the temperature variability on
multi-decadal to centennial time-scales reconstructed
here should presumably be considered to be the
minimum of the true variability on those time-scales.
If this response is nonlinear
in nature, which is often likely the case, our interpretations
necessarily become flawed. This is
something that may result in an underestimation of
the amplitude of the variability that falls outside the
range of temperatures in the calibration period. The
true amplitude of the pre-industrial temperature variability
could also have been underestimated because
of a bias towards summer temperatures among
the proxies.
Question for CrickHam and the other believers in the Cook/Nutti 97% bullshit..
Given that phony poll only probed the ABSTRACTS to discern opinion on consensus..
How do you think this paper would have been scored?
Above is a TRUELY HONEST appraisal of the LIMITATIONS in the study.. And what climate scientists can't say for truth and certainty.. You assholes are so fixated on having consensus spoon fed to you --- that you probably never saw the REAL SCIENCE being practiced in the papers. Because you can't or won't take the time to actually live, love and appreciate science..
You're just looking for the quick score in the Fantasy Science League..
Again. The consensus is so obvious that any idiot can see it.
And if you can't see it, you're delusional or a liar.