This is a good question that has not been answered.In the democracies of the western world, how has the work of the IPCC repressed the political will of populations or kept anyone in power?
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This is a good question that has not been answered.In the democracies of the western world, how has the work of the IPCC repressed the political will of populations or kept anyone in power?
The same way other "bell cow" issues (i.e. abortion, gay marriage, gun control) have. It's a political rallying cry which incites the masses (on both sides of an issue) for the express purpose of mobilizing the vote. The fact that the IPCC does not allow dissenting opinions tells you which "herd" they are trying to incite and mobilize to vote.This is a good question that has not been answered.
Did you perhaps mean "cow bell"? You know I don't talk to you much any more, but its a quiet morning.The same way other "bell cow" issues (i.e. abortion, gay marriage, gun control) have. It's a political rallying cry which incites the masses (on both sides of an issue) for the express purpose of mobilizing the vote. The fact that the IPCC does not allow dissenting opinions tells you which "herd" they are trying to incite and mobilize to vote.
No, the "bell cow" is the lead cow of the herd. The political issues are the "bell cow" which leads the herd. Both sides have them.Did you perhaps mean "cow bell"?
In other words, you had your question answered once again, but you don't like the answer.Did you perhaps mean "cow bell"? You know I don't talk to you much any more, but its a quiet morning.
The question was "In the democracies of the western world, how has the work of the IPCC repressed the political will of populations or kept anyone in power?"
A political rallying cry, particularly one you say incites the masses and mobilizes the vote on both sides of the issue, does not repress the political will of the population nor keep anyone in power. So, try again please.
The IPCC does not repress dissenting opinions. They resolve them. When there are unresolvable opinions, they explain that in the text of their reports. Before you continue to make yourself look really stupid, please look at https://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar6/wg2/...6_WGII_FOD_CommentsResponses_EntireReport.pdf
That certainly is the intent of a "bell cow" political issue. It doesn't have to result in a particular side winning. As each side has a "bell cow." So one will win and one will lose. That doesn't negate the fact that each side used the issue to incite their base and rally their base.The question was "In the democracies of the western world, how has the work of the IPCC repressed the political will of populations or kept anyone in power?"
Good Lord, you are dense. Yes, I already acknowledged each side has a "bell cow" for each politically controversial issue.A political rallying cry, particularly one you say incites the masses and mobilizes the vote on both sides of the issue, does not repress the political will of the population nor keep anyone in power. So, try again please.
That's not how dissenting opinions are presented. Read a SCOTUS ruling. The winning side doesn't get to write the dissenting opinion and explain why it lost. Each side presents its own case. If you can't understand why that is, let me start writing your posts for you and I'm sure you'll be able to figure it out then.The IPCC does not repress dissenting opinions. They resolve them. When there are unresolvable opinions, they explain that in the text of their reports.
The first document I gave you is the standing instructions for the IPCC 's handling of a variety of opinions. It is not the dictation of the "winning side".That's not how dissenting opinions are presented. Read a SCOTUS ruling. The winning side doesn't get to write the dissenting opinion and explain why it lost. Each side presents its own case. If you can't understand why that is, let me start writing your posts for you and I'm sure you'll be able to figure it out then.
Don't care. They don't allow the dissenting opinions to be written by the scientists who are dissenting. They are explaining why the dissenting opinions don't matter. If you can't understand the difference, I can't help you.The first document I gave you is the standing instructions for the IPCC 's handling of a variety of opinions. It is not the dictation of the "winning side".
I had to look through half a dozen definitions of bell cow that all simply described a cow wearing a bell till I found one that also suggested "influencer". So, who or what is the "bell cow" for those who oppose the work of the IPCC? If you can't come up with one, I have a suggestion.Good Lord, you are dense. Yes, I already acknowledged each side has a "bell cow" for each politically controversial issue.
The original charge was that the work of the IPCC was suppressing the will of the people and keeping select politicians in power. That one political party might favor the work of the IPCC and another might disfavor it, does not show that the work of the IPCC, on its own, does anything at all. And the whole idea that educating the masses is a bad thing - which is what you've been saying here all along - is not a great position to attempt to defend.Each side is trying to repress the other side and each side is using that to stay in power, dummy, so, yeah, it does mean that.
You are like a dog with a bone.I had to look through half a dozen definitions of bell cow that all simply described a cow wearing a bell till I found one that also suggested "influencer". So, who or what is the "bell cow" for those who oppose the work of the IPCC? If you can't come up with one, I have a suggestion.
I'm sure you do. The bell cow for those who DISAGREE with the modelling of the IPCC is the empirical climate evidence of the geologic record. But since you can't attack that, you generate an imaginary straw man (i.e. oil companies).So, who or what is the "bell cow" for those who oppose the work of the IPCC? If you can't come up with one, I have a suggestion.
I don't care if anyone joins me. No one is joining you. Does that change your opinion?The original charge was that the work of the IPCC was suppressing the will of the people and keeping select politicians in power. That one political party might favor the work of the IPCC and another might disfavor it, does not show that the work of the IPCC, on its own, does anything at all. And the whole idea that educating the masses is a bad thing - which is what you've been saying here all along - is not a great position to attempt to defend.
Note that no one else here has joined you.
I don't attack empirical evidence because there's nothing wrong with it. What I have repeatedly attacked, because it is absurdly flawed, is your interpretation as to what it is evidence for.I'm sure you do. The bell cow for those who DISAGREE with the modelling of the IPCC is the empirical climate evidence of the geologic record. But since you can't attack that, you generate an imaginary straw man (i.e. oil companies).
Please do tell me what you think my interpretation is.I don't attack empirical evidence because there's nothing wrong with it. What I have repeatedly attacked, because it is absurdly flawed, is your interpretation as to what it is evidence for.
Not the interpretation of the world's climate scientists.Please do tell me what you think my interpretation is.
That's a bullshit answer. You claim that my interpretation of the empirical climate data from the geologic record is "absurdly flawed." For you to make that conclusion you should be able to state what my interpretation of that data is and why it is "absurdly flawed."Not the interpretation of the world's climate scientists.
I've got to get a shower and walk the dog. So, TTFN.
I'd like to hear what you think I think.That's a bullshit answer. You claim that my interpretation of the empirical climate data from the geologic record is "absurdly flawed." For you to make that conclusion you should be able to state what my interpretation of that data is and why it is "absurdly flawed."
I'm pretty sure I can state what your interpretation of the data is and why it is flawed.