What's your degree in? Food service?
I have degrees in electrical engineering and physics, plus experience in running nuclear reactors and making aircraft instrumentation. Though I normally don't bring that up, as it's not relevant. Your knowledge is what matters, not your credentials.
Make up a real good one now.
I could say the same about you. But since I can talk intelligently about the science, I don't need such deflections.
Are you even familiar with instrumentation and measurement? My last project was the design and construction of five state-of-the-art jet engine test facilities for the Navy. The instrumentation design required the data acquisition of several different points of temperature, thrust, torque, pressure and flow. The facilities are computer controlled and include safety monitoring and shutdown accommodating various scenarios.
Familiar stuff, which is why I know it has zippo to do with climate science. The only part of electrical engineering that would help with climate science is the one statistics course you had to take, if indeed you had to take one. And maybe your freshman physics and chemistry.
So again I ask, are you just some kind of little science teacher in a college talking theories or are you really into making science work?
have the time to study
I am vastly superior to you at the science. So are Crick and Old Rocks. Our education and work helps somewhat with that, but it's mainly because we've spent so much time on our own researching the science. The real science, as opposed to political conspiracy blogs. Call it our hobby. The science is out there if you want to find it.
Of course, you let your true motivation show when you started ranting about liberals. Your politics dictates your science, just like the old Soviets. Every hardcore denier I've encountered, without exception, is a member of an extremist-right-wing political cult. Denialism isn't the actual cult, it's a required belief of the political cult. In contrast, the rational people come from every political faction all across the globe. That's because climate science is real science, and real science crosses all political boundaries.
