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No entirely true. If current temperatures are adjusted are downward to compensate for the UHI effect, then they like that adjustment.
In contrast, the rational side supports all adjustments that give more accurate data, and not just the ones that push the results a certain way.
Yes I have fewer problems with realistic adjustments. The fact that UHI adjustments are a net positive rather than a net negative would surprise most people.