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    1. Tony Heller‏ @Tony__Heller 29 Apr 2019

      In 1841, Charles Mackay explained mass delusions and hysteria, like that which many people are currently experiencing over climate. @News_O_Matic @ScottAdamsSayspic.twitter.com/MITQvwKQp5

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    2. Scott Adams‏Verified account @ScottAdamsSays 29 Apr 2019
      Replying to @Tony__Heller @SteveSGoddard @News_O_Matic

      I often say that people who don't know the history of mass hysterias -- especially how common they are -- are not qualified to have an opinion on climate change. Psychology is science too.

      22 replies 64 retweets 260 likes
    3. JJ‏ @JohnHJenkins 29 Apr 2019
      Replying to @ScottAdamsSays @SteveSGoddard @News_O_Matic

      Climate change as hysteria? What skip over vaccinations? Trump blind spot? Were Acid Rain and CFCs hysteria? Huge science and political debates here? Good we listened to scientists? In exactly which hysteria did the anti-science come out as right in last 30 yrs?

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      Scott Adams‏Verified account @ScottAdamsSays 29 Apr 2019
      Replying to @JohnHJenkins @SteveSGoddard @News_O_Matic

      Look for bad predictions from experts: Peak oil. Ozone hole. Y2K. Lots of older climate predictions.

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        2. JJ‏ @JohnHJenkins 29 Apr 2019
          Replying to @ScottAdamsSays @SteveSGoddard @News_O_Matic

          Predictions are not hysteria.

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        3. Craig Olienyk‏ @mr_meander 29 Apr 2019
          Replying to @JohnHJenkins @ScottAdamsSays and

          Predictions become hysteria when they are doled out to the masses as the consensus agreement of most experts, or even just a few.

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        2. JJ‏ @JohnHJenkins 29 Apr 2019
          Replying to @ScottAdamsSays @SteveSGoddard @News_O_Matic

          Y2K, Ozone hole, Acid rain bad examples. Huge efforts implemented to mitigate/prevent, saying bad predictions is not up to your standards of analysis. Oil crisis was hysteria, sparked by supply manipulation not science, which actually provided the solution in out years.

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        3. KCDC‏ @VaughnBeethoven 29 Apr 2019
          Replying to @JohnHJenkins @ScottAdamsSays and

          Nonsense. Computers without fixes had no Y2K problems; the ozone hole is a natural phenomenon that continues today. Oil exhaustion was a failed prediction entirely irrelevant to the embargo crisis.

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        1. Ryan DeLongpre  🇺🇸‏ @jeitoapp 29 Apr 2019
          Replying to @ScottAdamsSays @JohnHJenkins and

          Trump losing election. Trump colluded with Russia. Trump impeached. Etc etc

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        2. Tony Heller‏ @Tony__Heller 29 Apr 2019
          Replying to @ScottAdamsSays @JohnHJenkins @News_O_Matic

          Fifty years of failed apocalyptic forecasts https://realclimatescience.com/fifty-years-of-failed-apocalyptic-forecasts/ …pic.twitter.com/JYfJjAadxE

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        3. TwoFutures‏ @FuturesTwo 29 Apr 2019
          Replying to @Tony__Heller @SteveSGoddard and

          See, the difference is one scientist versus the collective understanding of (nearly) all scientists. I'll give you a lesson in 3rd grade scientific procedure that might help. First, a scientist develops a hypothesis. Second, they test that hypothesis with an experiment...

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        1. JJ‏ @JohnHJenkins 29 Apr 2019
          Replying to @ScottAdamsSays @SteveSGoddard @News_O_Matic

          Clearly the logical flaw of looking for bad predictions as a proof point is being missed, as are predictions where mitigation was successful. So apparently predictions about nuclear weapons was wrong, because didn't come true? Those antibiotics just keep prescribing...

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        2. StuffNNonsense‏ @StuffNNonense 29 Apr 2019
          Replying to @ScottAdamsSays @JohnHJenkins and

          Tony will probably shoot me down on this but I don’t think Y2K belongs on that list. A huge amount of work was done to avoid that problem and the fact nothing happened has a lot to do with that.

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        3.  💧 Fair Dinkum Molly  🔥‏ @Molly999999999 29 Apr 2019
          Replying to @StuffNNonense @ScottAdamsSays and

          I second that

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