flacaltenn
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Had a lot of late nights this week. Watched a PBS special on Climate Change. Kind of well done, but preachy.
BIG HIGHLIGHT was --- I now understand how Phil Jones "lost" the supporting data for his temperature charts of GLOBAL reconstructions in the 18th and 19th Centuries. I had heard that this guy lack "organization skills" and attention to detail -- but what I saw --- was closer to episode of "Hoarders" on another network. In fact, -- an intervention MIGHT be in order.. HERE IS -- the pinnacle of "Climate Science" 30 years after the advent of desktop computing and document scanning..
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He's running out of work space as evidenced by this close-up..
But WAIT -- It's not just his office.. The documentary then takes us into the East Anglia CRU "Climate Library"
Haven't seen anything like that in Western science and engineering since about the 1990's.
I now understand why Climate Science can't reproduce the data processing or make their "adjustments" available. And somebody should call the "hoarders" franchise, and suggest a new episode..
![banana :banana: :banana:](/styles/smilies/banana.gif)
BTW: The link to THIS segment of the Documentary is at
Taking the temperature - Myles Allen and Phil Jones Thin Ice
On Thin Ice -- The Inside Story of Climate Science... 2012. If you want the WHOLE episode, it will cost you $18..
BIG HIGHLIGHT was --- I now understand how Phil Jones "lost" the supporting data for his temperature charts of GLOBAL reconstructions in the 18th and 19th Centuries. I had heard that this guy lack "organization skills" and attention to detail -- but what I saw --- was closer to episode of "Hoarders" on another network. In fact, -- an intervention MIGHT be in order.. HERE IS -- the pinnacle of "Climate Science" 30 years after the advent of desktop computing and document scanning..
![3706-1438458869-4a38dc9b67062a19ab286f6acc9718c2.jpg](/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.usmessageboard.com%2Fdata%2Fphotos%2Fl%2F3%2F3706-1438458869-4a38dc9b67062a19ab286f6acc9718c2.jpg&hash=6e51e26e4a3eb0d6eb6b18e00a13c267)
![3706-1438458869-4a38dc9b67062a19ab286f6acc9718c2.jpg](/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2F%5BIMG%5Dhttp%3A%2F%2Fwww.usmessageboard.com%2Fdata%2Fphotos%2Fl%2F3%2F3706-1438458869-4a38dc9b67062a19ab286f6acc9718c2.jpg&hash=138aabb208f64f38bd495321bdb935e2)
He's running out of work space as evidenced by this close-up..
![3707-1438458869-fdcca8cea8a54cca9d960e76bb8991d5.jpg](/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.usmessageboard.com%2Fdata%2Fphotos%2Fl%2F3%2F3707-1438458869-fdcca8cea8a54cca9d960e76bb8991d5.jpg&hash=17e68a5cb86365dbf748071ff547c858)
But WAIT -- It's not just his office.. The documentary then takes us into the East Anglia CRU "Climate Library"
![3708-1438458870-6b2aa16125122b32d5ff497d01541588.jpg](/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.usmessageboard.com%2Fdata%2Fphotos%2Fl%2F3%2F3708-1438458870-6b2aa16125122b32d5ff497d01541588.jpg&hash=ce729c0993cd653b95457bf7cd9e4880)
Haven't seen anything like that in Western science and engineering since about the 1990's.
I now understand why Climate Science can't reproduce the data processing or make their "adjustments" available. And somebody should call the "hoarders" franchise, and suggest a new episode..
![banana :banana: :banana:](/styles/smilies/banana.gif)
![banana :banana: :banana:](/styles/smilies/banana.gif)
![banana :banana: :banana:](/styles/smilies/banana.gif)
BTW: The link to THIS segment of the Documentary is at
Taking the temperature - Myles Allen and Phil Jones Thin Ice
On Thin Ice -- The Inside Story of Climate Science... 2012. If you want the WHOLE episode, it will cost you $18..