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Originally Posted by This_person  So, everybody agrees then, right? And, by far the majority believe in God, so He's true, too, right (hey, if you can bring up meaningless comparrisons, so can I). |
Believe in which one? Oh, nevermind, we were discussing
science not mythology.
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Originally Posted by This_person Well, the IPCC is pretty biased in how it works, and there are MANY skeptics, not "a few". Some even work for us. Here's a short list of "skeptics" (I prefer "realists") |
All you
have is a short list, what is it 41?
Mea culpa, I should have written "a RELATIVE few." (Guess how many people's work was studied by the IPCC in order for them to reach its consensus.) Still, a far cry from claims in the "news" post that started this thread. Let's see 41 versus 31,000 -- wow, that's
way less than one percent!
So if your sourced list is of "scientists and
former scientists who have stated disagreement with
one or more of the principal conclusions" do you concur that at least some of them agree with two of the principal conclusions and more agree with at least one?
Biased how? Some scientists criticize the IPCC for being too conservative in its predictions. Sounds kind of middle-of-the-road to me.