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Petros Mad Syndrome.

:lol: Did your period start? I'm not angry at all. You seem a little unbalanced though. Try some of beavers brownies and mellow out. Or try your own prescribed beer, though maybe you're an angry drunk. How's that math coming? Well, don't mistake misunderstanding for disagreement. I disagree...

You should probably lay off the brownies dim rodent. Or modify the potency, it's clearly affecting you. As you said to someone else today, you need an editor.

The fact that you would conflate the Nobel Peace Prize to the Nobel Prize in Physics is not a glowing indication of your understanding dim rodent. The Peace Prize is a joke. The Nobel Prize in scientific disciplines means something. No Nobel Laureate claiming the prize in Physics has won the...

Math isn't voodoo magic. You could do something as straightforward as, take the amount of CO2 that has entered the atmosphere for whatever time period you think is relevant, and then calculate what the percentage increase is. From there, you could use any of a number of published values for...

When you said should, I interpreted it as the emphasized meaning below: should (shd) aux.v. Past tense of shall 1. Used to express obligation or duty: You should send her a note. 2. Used to express probability or expectation: They should arrive at noon. 3. Used to express conditionality or...

That's retarded, of course there are. There are many physical constants. For instance, the radiation emitted by an object and how it relates to the frequency of the wavelength it is emitted at is called Planck's constant for a reason... I already answered this. You said 'expected'. How much...

Whatever support you give for your math. An expected result has to come from something.

How much warming should there be? Let's see your math. :lol: No need to apologize. ETA: thought of one other thing it depends on, what the substance is that's moving. There's an awful lot of BS! ;)

Regulator or source of energy? There's a huge difference. Try welding without a regulator of pressure or flow. You solar worshipers are funny. Speaking of differences, one difference between you and I is that I don't dismiss the effects or impact of the other factors. I dismiss the magnitude...

Then go to the source, and read. I know it's unconventional in modern times, but you really should read the manual. I don't really care much for what you think dim rodent, rather, what can you show me?

So, the recent 'pause' is manufactured? How does that suit their conclusions? What do you do when a station changes the methodology by which they measure temperature? Do you call up Environment Canada, or NIWA in New Zealand and tell them to change it back? Do you stop including the station...

Was? There was an article a while back by John O'Sullivan claiming the case was over. It's not. Steve McIntyre confirmed that with Tim Ball himself, after O'Sullivan penned that nutty article. If you search for the case file number 111913, you'll see it's still there, and was last updated on...

Monthly records? Here's NASA. August, September, and October, though October only tied 2005 for warmest. Japan's global dataset shows August, September, and October were the warmest. NOAA October data not out yet, but September was the warmest, as was August. I agree with others though, I...

:lol: So GISP2 only goes to 1855! Want to see what present temperatures are compared to GISP2? When you ask where do we stand, you should use up to date graphics. Like this: :lol:

The irony. I say word choice matters, then you say speak for yourself, and now you're saying word choice matters. I'm not looking for a dance partner, and I find the Hokey Petros tiring. Have a good night Derpy :)

Clearly with a different criteria than I, hence the clarification above.

Yes, that's all true. I just don't get how it's inconvenient? How is it inconvenient, besides the fact that here I am explaining how these were not mainstream findings? This is what happens, in every field. Like when I mentioned some scientists dispute evolution- that's not inconvenient to...

Despite the fact that none of your post actually addressed the inconsistency between now and the past warming-greenhouse gas relationship, this sentence sticks out a bit. Why is the above supposed to be contradictory? When the Earth is covered in ice, the albedo is low, and it's very hard to get...

More likely cognitive dissonance will win out.