It's difficult to believe that temps PRIOR to a given date are adjusted down, and those AFTER are adjusted up. The graph showing how the temp adjustments correlate with CO2 increases...would love to hear an explanation of that. (And none of this is proof!)
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Replying to @James_Beckmeyer @SteveSGoddard and
If it is hard to believe (and it is), the usual explanation is that it isn't true. For nearly every skeptical claim, including this one, the normal response is that your facts are wrong.
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Replying to @ScottAdamsSays @James_Beckmeyer and
My code is simple to understand, open source and has been out there and looked at by many people for years. It performs a simple average of all USHCN temperature data, grouped per year.
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Replying to @Tony__Heller @SteveSGoddard and
I've already admitted you are 100% persuasive when viewed without the critical responses to your arguments.
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Replying to @ScottAdamsSays @SteveSGoddard and
Scott, read Mann’s climategate code. That proves fraud and intent. Non-programmers can’t understand, but you can. It’s a date based exponential warming factor applied to every reading after a given date. If you fed in random numbers instead of temperatures it would show warming!
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Replying to @Dieter75 @SteveSGoddard and
I have heard that claim and consider it nonsense. Sort of like saying a unicorn is President of the United States but no one has yet noticed.
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Replying to @ScottAdamsSays @SteveSGoddard and
It’s not a claim, it’s fact. I know this because I read the code myself back when it was released as part of the climategate emails. How is code that was leaked a “unicorn”? Looking just now produced this:https://wattsupwiththat.com/2009/12/04/climategate-the-smoking-code/ …
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Replying to @Dieter75 @SteveSGoddard and
Why can you see the unicorn so clearly but climate scientists cannot?
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Replying to @ScottAdamsSays @SteveSGoddard and
I literally linked you to the code, dude. And this vague “climate scientists” is a thought terminating cliche. I could be saying “computer scientists reviewed the code. Why do you keep saying they are wrong?” Prove they didn’t! There’s a unicorn.
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Replying to @Dieter75 @ScottAdamsSays and
Honestly I’m surprised you are falling for this trick of just unilaterally declaring “scientists” agree, when in reality scientists don’t agree and most who do are politicians, or not saying what is claimed. (The “%97 of scientists” junk science for example.)
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You think climate scientist agree with you that they are frauds? I didn't say they are right. I said they agree your analysis of the code is wrong. If it is so obvious, as you claim, that is hard to explain.
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