We had a whistleblower.... the guy who leaked the Climategate emails in 2009. He remains anonymous because the ultra-vicious climate mafia would destroy him.https://twitter.com/ScottAdamsSays/status/1120788428113596418 …
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There is a thing called "Research Bias" and it happens all the time.
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Exactly. That is common, whereas global conspiracy is somewhat less likely.
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1/ Yes, they "wanted to present the strongest case for it". That is valid in "persuasion", but scientists are ethically required to disclose adverse data and results. Concealment of adverse results is the issue. MBH98 claimed statistical "skill", but concealed very insignificant
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2/ verification r2 results for earlier steps, which, when discovered, undermined claims of statistical skill. To make it much more difficult to identify failed verification r2 results, Mann refused to provide the results for individual steps (from which verification r2 could
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Although people keep trying.I think of it as I think of other things in the science field - such as new drug testng for, example -Alzheimer's . I & my team are positive about the benefits of the new drug.'It will change everything' & the sooner it gets out the better . . except
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They aren't salesmen They aren't politicians They aren't preachers They are (supposed to be) scientists, which by definition should be quite the opposite of "believers" If they don't strictly stick to the facts, they fail
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Hey Scott - if they were scientists who were believers in the efficacy of a new drug and wanted to present the strongest case for it, so hid adverse effects would you give them a pass too? Lest you say that's a strawman, their policies affect everyone, not just those with the Rx.
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