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Global Warming is the Fast Food of Science

Posted on 2013/02/22 by Wagathon

Medical science research lives by a far higher standard than climatology will ever be held. And yet, even in medicine, “most current published research findings are false.” (see—e.g., John P. A. Ioannidis, “Why Most Published Research Findings Are False,” in … Continue reading →

Posted in The Cultural Hegemony of Climate Superstition | Tagged al gore, ancient science, Barach Obama, climate, climate change, climate science, climatology, findings are false, first clue, global warming, government scientists, hockey stick, Ioannidis, IPCC, medical science, medical science research, Michael Mann, politics, rabbit hole, research, science, UN | 1 Comment

There! That fixes that!

Posted on 2013/01/14 by Wagathon

Danger, Government at Work. The more things change the more they stay the same. For example, a recently released draft of the U.S. Climate Assessment Report, available on the NCADC website, is still pretty much blaming America and the evils of capitalism for … Continue reading →

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Teachers of Global Warming

Posted on 2013/01/11 by Wagathon

If you want to join the cult of Global Warming True Believers you first must live in one of the Blue Cities. Begin by placing faith in government scientists. Or, become a government bureaucrat or a self righteous school teacher destitute of the impulse … Continue reading →