And do you really think that you need to be a scientist to recognize observed, measured, quantified empirical data that supports a hypothesis?.?
yes yes yes ever read about the higs boson you need a PHd in physics and an IQ of 150 to have any idea at all if it exists!!! Climate science is almost that complex.
Yes...I have read some about the higs boson...and you don't need an IQ of 150 or a PhD in physics to grasp the idea, and to know that even if you had an IQ of 250, and a PhD in 5 fields of science you still would not know if it exists or not...and climate science is nothing like that complex....the higs boson particle is theoretical...it remains theoretical and unobserved...
Here is a quick lowdown on the higs boson that I would hope that most anyone with an even average education could understand...
Higgs Boson is a theoretical particle. Reefed to as the "GOD" particle. It is what makes up the stuff every thing is made of but at the smallest of levels. Not much is known about it since it has not been observed. It would be able to become any thing since it is what every thing is made of. It would be what would make up electrons, protons or Neron's. Every thing. It is on a scale we have not yet been able to achieve. But the implications would be extreme. You would be able to make any thing from nothing and possibly make it two things at the same time.
Climate science is the study of observable, measurable, quantifiable entities....the atmosphere and the climate....the claim is that the science is settled...in order for the science to be settled, a mass of observed, measured, quantified, empirical evidence must exist...in fact, can you name any science that is actually settled? Name any science in which we know all there is to know? I am quite sure you can't...and as far as climate science goes, we have barely scratched the surface. The claim that we KNOW what drives the climate is a bald faced lie.
Climate science, in so far as it goes, is a soft science as opposed to the hard sciences like physics, chemistry, biology...a degree in climatatology doesn't involve much in the way of upper level mathematics, chemistry, physics, etc...which would lead to actually having observed, measured, quantified, empirical evidence in support of a hypothesis involving observable, measurable, quantifiable entities.
If you believe that climate science is in the same ball park as far as complexity goes as theoretical physics, and that one needs a PhD in order to tell whether or not observed, measured, quantified, empirical evidence exists in support of any hypothesis, then all I can ask is what educational system has so thoroughly failed you???