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The "climate scientists" are not the "entire scientific community"
They are largely chosen failures from other parts of science that require talent.... which is why your cocksucking ass was hired to be a faux skeptic.
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What's wrong with this paper?
Snapshots of mean ocean temperature over the last 700 000 years using noble gases in the EPICA Dome C ice core
Abstract. Together with the latent heat stored in glacial ice sheets, the ocean heat uptake carries the lion's share of glacial–interglacial changes in the planetary heat content, but little direct information on the global mean ocean temperature (MOT) is available to constrain the ocean...
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EMH
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What's wrong with this paper?
Snapshots of mean ocean temperature over the last 700 000 years using noble gases in the EPICA Dome C ice core
Abstract. Together with the latent heat stored in glacial ice sheets, the ocean heat uptake carries the lion's share of glacial–interglacial changes in the planetary heat content, but little direct information on the global mean ocean temperature (MOT) is available to constrain the ocean...cp.copernicus.org
It does not give us the bios of the "scientists."
We want to know who they are...
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This is pretty hilarious.
We are told over and over that there are these "top climate scientists," infallible, trustworthy, top shelf people, thousands of them. Well, who are they?
SPAZZ SPAZZ SPAZZ is the answer.
Why can't we know the names and bios of all of these omniscient fudgebaking liars?
When CO2 FRAUD really got going during Bill Clinton, they got sued, and each time they would not turn over the ACTUAL DATA used for the "climate study" that concluded "warming."
Now it is "we have all these climate studies" but we aren't going to let you know who worked on them.... but trust us, they are the "top climate scientists" even if we refuse to ID them....
We are told over and over that there are these "top climate scientists," infallible, trustworthy, top shelf people, thousands of them. Well, who are they?
SPAZZ SPAZZ SPAZZ is the answer.
Why can't we know the names and bios of all of these omniscient fudgebaking liars?
When CO2 FRAUD really got going during Bill Clinton, they got sued, and each time they would not turn over the ACTUAL DATA used for the "climate study" that concluded "warming."
Now it is "we have all these climate studies" but we aren't going to let you know who worked on them.... but trust us, they are the "top climate scientists" even if we refuse to ID them....
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Earth's climate of the last 800 ka (1 ka = 1000 years) is the latest stage in a slow cooling that has been in progress for the last ~50 Ma (1 Ma = 1 million years) [Zachos et al., 2008]. During this cooling, ice sheets formed on the Antarctic continent ~40 Ma ago, while the first signs of Northern Hemisphere (NH) glaciation appeared much more recently. Only at the start of the Quaternary Period and the Pleistocene Epoch, ~2.6 Ma ago, did alternations between cold glacial periods with ice on the NH continents, and warmer intervals with little or no NH continental ice, first appear, reflected in the appearance of ice-rafted debris [Shackleton et al., 1984; Kleiven et al., 2002] and in enhanced amplitude of cyclicity in benthic oxygen isotopes in marine sediment records (Figure 1) [Lisiecki and Raymo, 2005].
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All completely refuted by Surface Air Pressure.
Earth, Mars, and Pluto document that when a planet warms, surface air pressure rises. Earth surface air pressure is flat to slightly down for the past 60 years, proving...
1. Earth is not warming
2. Earth is experiencing precisely no ongoing net ice melt
Game Over
trial time....
Somewhere between 1.2 and 0.6 Ma ago, weaker cycles with a period of ~40 ka gave way to stronger (greater isotopic amplitude) cycles with a recurrence period closer to 100 ka. This change is known as the Mid-Pleistocene Transition or Revolution. Its exact date is debated, and it is likely that different aspects of climate shifted into their new mode of operation at different times [Mudelsee and Schulz, 1997; Rutherford and D'Hondt, 2000; Clark et al., 2006; Elderfield et al., 2012]. By 800 ka ago, the change in amplitude was complete in most records, and glacial cycles with sea level amplitudes of more than 100 m were occurring, mostly with lengths of the order of 100 ka. The last 800 ka time period also benefits from the enormous progress over recent decades in collecting and analyzing a wide range of continuous climate records from terrestrial sites, marine sediment cores, and the oldest Antarctic ice cores. It is approximately the most recent interval associated with the orientation of the Earth's magnetic field in the “normal” polarity with the inclination vector pointing north [Shackleton et al., 1990], providing a useful sedimentary demarcation in settings where magnetic reversals are preserved. As an additional motivation, it has also become possible in recent years to run Earth models of intermediate complexity (EMICs) through several glacial cycles, and full Earth system models (ESMs) for a significant range of boundary conditions, including those appropriate for some of the recent interglacials.
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doesn't realize she's been thrashed by reality...
McBullshit Milankovich already destroyed here on both poles...
GAME OVER
doesn't realize she's been thrashed by reality...
McBullshit Milankovich already destroyed here on both poles...
GAME OVER
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