Gorilla Tan wrote:Gee. Reading for some time...why is it that CR and others bitch that Gropes is somehow a troll, while not once do they show the ordinary civility of addressing that poster properly? Seems that intentionally distorting someone's name is pretty obviously an expression of hostility. And serves to dodge the questions at hand. Hey?
Mike Davis wrote:Groupie:
If you keep making the same delusional remarks then you deserve to be ridiculed also.
Climate Realist wrote:THIS IS NOT WORK SOFWARE!!! TIME WASTER<
GROUPER IS WASTING HER TIME AT WORK BY READING THIS.
SUPERVISOR, PLEASE ADMINISTER DISCIPLINARY PROCEEDURES
He rejected hyperbole, readily conceding that uncertainty was unavoidable in something so complicated and long-term. The conference he had attended in Sweden before his death was partly to discuss how climate-change skeptics use that uncertainty to advance their cause.
But because the costs of global warming — from the melting of icecaps to the flooding of islands — is so high, Dr. Schneider maintained, not acting is riskier than acting. He demanded action from national, international and corporate leaders.
His case was buttressed by the “accumulated preponderance of evidence” scientists had amassed, he said. In an interview with the magazine American Scientist this year, he said his opponents relied on “the political chicanery of ideologists and special interests.”
Gorilla Tan wrote:It's odd...what prompted me to sign in was the death today of Dr. Stephen H. Schneider, of Stanford. Here's what the NY Times has to say of him, in part:He rejected hyperbole, readily conceding that uncertainty was unavoidable in something so complicated and long-term. The conference he had attended in Sweden before his death was partly to discuss how climate-change skeptics use that uncertainty to advance their cause.
But because the costs of global warming — from the melting of icecaps to the flooding of islands — is so high, Dr. Schneider maintained, not acting is riskier than acting. He demanded action from national, international and corporate leaders.
His case was buttressed by the “accumulated preponderance of evidence” scientists had amassed, he said. In an interview with the magazine American Scientist this year, he said his opponents relied on “the political chicanery of ideologists and special interests.”
Gentleman. What are the real answers to Gropes' and earlier Questioner's...questions?
Climate Realist wrote:Gorilla Tan wrote:Gee. Reading for some time...why is it that CR and others bitch that Gropes is somehow a troll, while not once do they show the ordinary civility of addressing that poster properly? Seems that intentionally distorting someone's name is pretty obviously an expression of hostility. And serves to dodge the questions at hand. Hey?
Nice try Grouper, joining under another name this afternoon and then posting under that ID pretenting to be someone else. BTW, we have answered your questions on here many times, It is not our problem if you do not like the answers and continually ask the same questions. I.E Monckton did not confuse area and volume! and Jones did say there has been no statistically significant warming for the last 15 years. We have said all this and yet you ask the questions again and again!
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