No one said it straight out yet. Retroactively altering your model to fit predictions is not science. It is the opposite of science. Climatologists are the opposite of scientists.
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If your priest begins their sermon by pissing on the altar, you suspect maybe it's not a priest. If a soldier ties down their squadmate and shits on their chest, you think maybe it's an imposter.
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When a scientist fits their model to retrodiction rather than prediction, they are an abomination.
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You made a specific, testable prediction. The prediction failed.
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Failure to accept the falsification proves that the models were never intended to be predictive. They were never science. That's it. Game over. You're done.
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Replying to @Alrenous
Not an expert on climatology. But I’ve looked at other fields of knowledge and just about every single one has... let’s say trustworthiness issues. Climatology fits the pattern of such fields of knowledge, so why would anyone trust it... Oh, right, status I guess
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Hold a gun to someone's head and they'll think they genuinely believe whatever you tell them to believe. Someone is holding a gun to every university's head.
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Munger-style analysis time! Consistency: people stick to prior beliefs, especially ones stated publicly Incentives: people adopt beliefs that provide reward value So, first who is incentivized? The organizations doing the research? The ones building green product? Hmm...
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Climatologists realized they could get lots of funding by predicting the end of the world. It probably started as noise. Politicians realized they could oppress by exploiting these predictions, and thus a cycle was formed.
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