No, my beef is that you can't get Mann's hockey stick by plotting red noise. McIntyre and McKitrick needed much more math than a simple random number generator, and more to the point, they never removed the trend that was there in the first place. So why should we be surprised then that they ended up with a similar trend to Mann's if they never did trend analysis to first identify said trends or do anything afterwards to remove it? In essence, they weren't using artifical data at all. They just re-sampled Mann's data and did some maths to make new proxies from it.
Is that clear?
Give me a break.
Mann engineered his data (peer reviewed by those that depended on the same grants no doubt) as per the accepted practices of the eco-lobby... I might remind you to look into the practices and ethical bankruptcies of the IPCC and East Anglia if you doubt the above
You seem to have an interest in giving a pass on research that you support, but jump into minute detail in criticizing anything that contradicts your position.
Hell, I initially heard about this from the CBC - that in itself is a condemnation of Mann
Dodge.
Ummm…no.
Random number generation of 3000 points. No hockey stick.
Don't you guys ever get sick of beirng wrong all the time? :lol:
Ohhhhh.. 3000 whole points of reference.
Well, that MUST wholly representative of a random generation.
Where is the control? You have to have something to compare to decree "A unique man made catastrophe". It's in the geology which says everything is going smoothly. This peak is no exception when comparing any other interglacial period which are the controls.
Ecotards don't like people like you bringing up inconvenient little realities like that.
Shame on you Petros