flacaltenn
Diamond Member
It's not that they were infallible, it's how they were selected. I think if you read the article, it has meaningful results: experts with 15+ peer reviewed articles published are the same scientists that have a good idea of how the environment is affected and they all agree to some basic ranges. But I don't want you to get upset so I won't recommend you read the associated links. Our sources differ but you won't let my sources qualify. Why? 1 single reason: they don't agree with your predetermined answer and hence does not qualify as a source. If you'd like, name 1 favorite of yours. I just gave your 2 but you didn't like them.
No see.. You're missing the point. THey DONT all agree.. There this key critical factor called "Climate Sensitivity".. THAT'S the number that predicts the temperature in 2065. It's silly because it's a "Global Average" and therefore doesn't relate to a dynamic climate system that varies seasonally, geographically, and with surface type, but how these clowns want to present it. So it varies in the literature over a RANGE of 1.2 to 5.5 or so.. So there IS NO CONSENSUS on some of the most details of the AGW theory.. Many other examples where you will go completely OFF THE RAILS --- trying to BELIEVE that they all agree.