McIntyre has finally posted up something on Wilson2016 but it wasnt what I expected.
it has to do with one of the co-authors
the backstory and details here Cherry-Picking by D'Arrigo
the money table-
the money graph using all the cores-
and the funniest comment I have seen for a while-
hahahahahaha....consensus!
it has to do with one of the co-authors
D’Arrigo has candidly admitted to the selection of data to arrive at a preconceived result. At the 2006 NAS panel workshop, Rosanne D’Arrigo famously told the surprised panelists that you had to pick cherries if you want to make cherry pie.
the backstory and details here Cherry-Picking by D'Arrigo
the money table-
the money graph using all the cores-
and the funniest comment I have seen for a while-
Steve, well researched, well explained, well written.I was totally amazed by this comment:
98.6% of the cores of one site on the D’Arrigo et al 2006 location map were used, while 96.7% of the cores from another site shown on the location map were not usedUpon further reflection, I realized that this simply shows that like mainstream climate scientists, the trees themselves participate in the famed “98% consensus” that I’ve read so much about …
Can’t thank you enough for your continuing explorations,
w.
hahahahahaha....consensus!