I would have thought that he and all the other authors were all awardees. It's not like we all have a lot of experience with Nobel Prizes.
Perhaps because you've mentioned no such thing. And if you are, as with everything else, I'd like to see some actual evidence.
How about all the other people that have made hockey stick graphs?
In a desperate effort to distract attention from the real issue, Steve McIntyre and one of his more loquacious acolytes have renewed their attack on the fabled hockey stick – cheering themselves hoarse over their one, small “victory” in climate science debate, even while the science itself...
www.desmog.com
In the endless – and senseless – assault on Michael Mann and his famous hockey stick graph, it is generally overlooked that the graph has withstood all of the criticism and, still today, stands as a perfectly accurate picture of climate over the past millennia. Most convincingly, its results...
www.desmog.com
The original northern hemisphere hockey stick graph of
Mann, Bradley & Hughes 1999, smoothed curve shown in blue with its
uncertainty range in light blue, overlaid with green dots showing the 30-year global average of the
PAGES 2k Consortium 2013
reconstruction. The red curve shows measured global mean temperature, according to
HadCRUT4 data from 1850 to 2013.
en.wikipedia.org
Really?
Toddsterpatriot said:
Why do Mann's efforts to stop skeptics from publishing have to be a massive conspiracy?
What about his refusal to show his data and methods, does that have to be a massive conspiracy?
Canceling skeptics, getting them fired and denying them grants has to be a massive conspiracy?
This certainly SEEMS to be you saying that Mann was "canceling skeptics, getting them fired and denying them grants". If that's NOT what you meant, you did a bang-up job of giving precisely that impression.
I feel free to say you posted none because I see none. I've been trying to find out from you folks what data he witheld, what lies he told, when he lost that court case and, just today, when he was charged with contempt. Except for the Nobel issue, you've given me nothing. I had rather been expecting something to do with his work, with his data, his process, you know, something that might actually matter.