Serious question, you have said that the persuasive case is verified if you can make successful predictions using it. Have any of the climate alarmists predictions happened?https://twitter.com/ScottAdamsSays/status/1085179643999604736 …
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polar bears are gone, NYC is underwater and my kids have never seen a snowfall... no wait...
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This is not a scientist prediction for 2020 but some exaggerated interpolation by an alarmist Fake News creator. Can you show where the majority of climate scientists predicted that for 2020?
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Is the raw unadjusted data made available to sceptics wishing to perform independent verification?
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Also, is it possible to "validate" the predictions independently of the computer models used to derive the predictions?
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The models have to hindcast reasonably well. If a model does not even hindcast well what good is it? Then from a starting point they start to forecast and compute until say 2100. If a model misbehaves (frozen hell, burning hell) it is discarded. Rest is used to predict. 1/2
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Lets say that there are 100 climate models predicting the future temperature. Most predict way more warming than actually occurred. If even one model is close the "scientists" claim they got it right. But thats not true. They just collaborated and used a shotgun approach.pic.twitter.com/W9kyZkEexG
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Even the latest IPCC report dedicates a section trying to figure out tge pause. AKA midels don’t match
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Definitely not Al Gore...
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No they haven’t. Literally wrong in every prediction since forever.pic.twitter.com/ooM7dCmywb
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