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Yes, well, if one reads the article to which I linked and that contains the explanation for what the wheels are for, what precious little relevance there may have been will flag more surely than a post coital penis.
Here are the Princeton climate scientists making their predictions. How stupid do you have to be to publicly release a photo that makes you look so foolish?
Does anyone still believe that there is going to be that much warming? Apparently the Princeton boys do.Those men are not, and were not when that photo was taken, Princeton scientists. They are, from left to right:Here are the Princeton climate scientists making their predictions.
They all worked at MIT in 2009 when that photo was taken.
That wheel you see is part of what they called "Climate Change Roulette." You can read about it in Popular Science's article, "Global Warming: a Controversial Bill, And a Game of Roulette."
Sorry. I found the photo by googling Princeton climate scientists predict warming.
If it was actually MIT then the scenario is still correct but the relevance to the thread title is weakened.
Thanks for the heads-up.
I didn't read the article. I am criticizing the photo.
These authority figures are giving the public a choice between 3C warming and greater than 7C warming, with the probability of something like 5C being likely. That is what the photo implies.
Is that a reasonable prediction? It matters not if they equivocate the prediction in the fine print (if they even do), it does not match the reality of doubling CO2 or the increase of temperature out to 2100. Especially now that climate sensitivities have steadily declined.
I find the photo to be yet another misdirection and exaggeration that is so commonplace in climate change propaganda.
I am disappointed that leading scientists would be willing to expose the public to this sort of garbage.
I didn't read the article. I am criticizing the photo.
Well, just how can you have a credible criticism of the photo when you don't in fact know what it actually depicts? Have you not heard the saying "looks can be deceiving?"