No. What I see clearly demonstrated there is that your grasp of general science is somewhere at the 3rd grade level. Or lower.
You know some things they teach you about in 3rd grade science?
1. More data is better. You don't purposefully eliminate data.
Wrong. More good data is better. Adding bad data is, well, bad. And you most certainly should eliminate it when you can.
So who determines what is bad data? We know that answer already the frauds who eliminate the pieces that don't fit the model. It is what we've been saying for a very long time here. Thanks for finally validating that.
2. You don't alter the data to fit the model. You alter the model to fit the data.
The model is supposed to mimic reality. If you have some specific accusation that you want to bring against some specific modeler or in some specific model, I'd like to hear it, but I think you're just venting your ass here.
Sure I will, the IPCC AR5 report stated that 98% of the models didn't match the data and instead of taking the models to the scientists who made them, they decided to ignore the results and claim that eventually the observed data would match. I can't make that stuff up dude!!!!
3. If your models can't predict what's happened in the past, your models suck.
Climate modelers understand this far, far better than do you. What you need to have a good look at is who it is that's telling you they don't and how they reached the conclusions they're trying to pass off on you. I don't believe them.
Well if that were the case, then why aren't they going back to the drawing boards, 98% are wrong. Seems some who know far, far better, really don't know far, far better. LOL......
4. Replication. If other scientists can't reproduce your work and arrive at the same conclusions, your work is wrong.
Sure. I have to think that 97% of climate scientists wouldn't accept AGW if it hadn't survived some replication. That might also be inferred in 12,000 peer reviewed studies that all either demonstrate AGW or accept it as a premise. Do you have some examples of climate studies supporting AGW that couldn't be replicated? Do you? Cause I'd like to see them.
Dude, no they don't, they may all agree to the questions they answered, but the questions did not state AGW, so you are a liar.
5. Openness: You record and share everything. You don't keep anything hidden.
Sure. When you can. The famous case of CRU data that they wouldn't release involved legal ownership. I know you think that's all a big lie. Well, that's your problem then. A failure to accept reality that refutes your preconceived notions. Prejudice they call it sometimes.
Let's say this is true, why would they need legal ownership? Why wouldn't they wish to demonstrate how the data was compiled, unless they were concerned about the authenticity of what they produced. Hmmm.. seems suspicous to me and others here. Just understand, this and this alone helps separate the likes of you from the likes of me.
AGW "science" violates all of these principles.
No, it does not. And you didn't learn any of that in the 3rd grade.
Well Iknow one thing, what you pass off as learning in the eigth grade you should really go back to school. Let alone any college courses you claim you had.
You're a hoot dude!