Back before AA's and Pepe's hissy-fit, I am pretty sure that I posted articles indicating that Mars was experiencing an anthropogenic wave of hot weather as well and that W had to be behind it all. But if it was Mr Sun all along, then I guess I was wrong.
I wonder if Pepe the Editor of Geophysical Research Letters will retract his similar beliefs....
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
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If I understood the article correctly, a full retraction is totally premature.
Beyond parody. Premature? Try interruptus.
Correct.
The previous papers were the equivalent of the daily horoscope and so do not require retractions or published errata.
But, but, but--says Pepe--it's science! Like, duh.
"At the moment, it actually says nothing about a possible cosmic-ray effect on clouds and climate, but it’s a very important first step"
"The graph above does not appear in the print edition of Nature" - why not - conspiracy ?!
"The new CERN research is certainly promising. I’d like to see more before we declare it a Holy Grail, however. "
Thank you.
There is no Holy Grail necessary to debunk pseudoscience.
What the CERN guys have demonstrated is that there are other factors that are unaccounted for in the climate models.
That amounts to a new unknown function with dozens of new unknown coupling constants.
Add to it the fact that everything was unproven before, the status of the theory is now even more up in the air.
Pepe gets a headache from too much "science", goes to the pool to take a break.
Wasn't Henri Marie Curie Poolish?
More like, Poodlish.
Pepe gettin desperate.
What a 'tard.
The meds, Pepe, the meds!
Barbarians - that raft was beautiful.
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