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From: Wharf Rat3/13/2017 10:22:22 PM
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Dr. Gavin Schmidt’s Epic Response to Scott Adams
Posted by Greg Laden on March 9, 2017



Scott Adams is the creator of Dilbert, the once funny but now highly repetitive cartoon about a nerd who has a job in an office.

Dr. Gavin Schmidt is high up in the top ten list of world class climate scientists. He is Director of the currently under siege GISS Unit of NASA, where much of the climate science done by that agency is carried out. If you read my blog, you’ve read his work, because you also read RealClimate, where GS writes about climate science in a manner designed to be understandable to the intelligent, honestly interested, thoughtful individual.

Adams has a history of going after core science concepts, often substituting scientific reality with his own. He has done so with climate science.

And, he’s done it again. In a recent blog post (of yesterday) Adams tries to “convince skeptics that climate change is a problem”

This is a re-hash of earlier posts he’s written, in which he does the old denial two step. Of course climate change is real, he says. I’m not a scientist, he says. I don’t know jack about climate science in particular, he says. Then, he uses up piles of ink telling climate scientists how they’ve got all the science wrong.

His objective, I assume, is to spread and nurture doubt about climate science and science in general.

Dr Schmidt caught a tweet of Adams’, pointing to his absurd blog post, and responded with a series of tweets addressing all the things.

I wanted to preserve this excellent, well documented and richly illustrated TweetTextBook, and it occurred to me that you might want to see it too. So, here are the tweets.

scienceblogs.com

Gavin Schmidt?Verified account @ClimateOfGavin

Indeed, the collection of models in the CMIP3 database (created in 2004), can also be tested against observations. 9/n




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Gavin Schmidt

?@ClimateOfGavin


Pt. 7: the earth has warmed as predicted you pillock. 23/n pic.twitter.com/2q0TWqhgLV

5:34 AM - 9 Mar 2017

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