ReinyDays
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- Oct 5, 2019
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No, I have a PhD from Caltech. Science matters. The abuse and falsification of science should be a crime. Put another way, the climatologists like to claim that like the High priests of old, only they understand what they are talking about. However, a PhD climatologist is only qualified to teach up to about third year geology classes. That's it. Once you get to fourth year, and forget graduate level courses, they are completely out of their depth. On th other hand i am qualified to teach ANY climatology course that exists on the planet.
Link to your thesis please ...
The UCLA degree program in Climatology only requires two years of calculus when I checked a few years ago ... so, yeah, a climatologist would be lost in Junior level geology ... the school I went to was smallish so the dynamic meteorology and geology students were lumped together in the UD math classes ... the climatology students were sent over for another year of LD statistics ... so not the brightest bulbs on the Christmas tree if you get my drift ...
I wasn't aware that geology deleved into the thermodynamic complexities of water's constant change-in-state in the atmosphere ... no? ... neither does climatology ...
How would you feel if I ridiculed geologist because gemology is non-rigid? ...