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Politics : Politics of Energy

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To: RetiredNow who wrote (15516)12/19/2009 10:14:21 AM
From: Brumar892 Recommendations  Read Replies (1) of 86356
 
I repeat - I don't have to prove that climate alarmism isn't true. The burden of proof is on those making claims that mankind is causing most climate variation today.

As for the general proposition that natural causes are responsible for climate variation, I will simply point out that climate variation has been going on for millions of years and mankind hasn't been around or has been too powerless to make big changes to the natural environment for most of the earth's history.

Show me the mean temperature and 3 sigma on either side and show me what natural processes are moving the temperatures up and down. Prove to me that those temperature variations are not moving outside the upper control limit.

No. Its your job to tell us the mean temperature over whatever base period you choose and what the 3 sigma boundaries are. Look we all know you can't do this and therefore your assertions are based on nothing more than your imagination and not on any observation or any statistical considerations.

This does NOT go both ways. The burden of proof is on those making a claim. You've made a claim. But not offered any information to support the claim. Once you've provided the information - the mean, the base period, the standard deviation .... I'll consider and critique it. If you're right, I'll even agree with you.
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