mamooth
Diamond Member
Can you explain to us how it is ".5C 'warmer'" when no one was keeping records accurate to half a degree in the past
First, people were keeping records that accurate.
Second, you don't need to have individual records that accurate in order for the average to be that accurate. Statistics. If the error of one measurement is +/- 1, the error of the average of a hundred such measurements will be +/- 0.1. Error goes down proportionally to the square root of the number of measurements.
How were the records accurate to .5 degrees when the instruments weren't capable of producing results with that accuracy?
Frank, it's particularly gutless and dishonest of you to ignore the specific answer I just gave to that question. Go read my answer again. If you don't understand what it means, that means you shouldn't be bothering the grownups with your stupid tantrums. The science is not affected at all by your complete inability to understand the most basic concepts.