/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8738847
>it's okay if a guy's a criminal who thinks he's above the law
>so long as he gets away with it and makes money
this is literally what the GOP has devolved to, the party of thieves

>>8639187
>paraphrases someone else
>complains about being paraphrased

>This wasn't to stop the publishing of results
then why does it literally stop the publishing of results?
>advocacy campaigns largely being conducted by non-scientists and often from government organizations that aren't primarily scientific in function
yes, all those non-scientists at the EPA which is totally not scientific in function

>only a few people like Roy Spencer who were connected and wiley enough hang on to their careers when they went against the party line
yeah, so who are the people who weren't so fortunate?
(the best thing about this argument is that even if their careers went nowhere because they had no publicable research, you can still claim it was totally retaliation for saying something batshit.)

>>8639197
>>8639227
>usual denier delusions of persecution
there's a hilarious difference between saying something in an interview and publishing research
is there any evidence that anyone at NASA (or elsewhere in the federal government) attempted to stop Spencer from being able to publish his findings?

>He was pushing funding global warming research as a way to justify restricting fossil fuel use.
>2017
>making shit up
IHYDBYGD

If calculus isn't legitimate, how come Newton and Leibniz came up with it independently of each other and somehow came up with the exact same system? Checkmate atheists!

Saged and reported.

>>7091682
>le unlabeled graph
Hmm, is it going to be a comparison of a local proxy to global measurements, or is it going to be a retroactive adjustment based on a change in the way temperatures were measured? I can hardly wait to see the source documents.

What is it with you guys and your pathological inability to cite source material anyway? You can't just link to a paper it seems; you must instead use MSPaint to hack two graphs together, removing the trendline and axis labels in the process, and spew it out at people sans citation and then expect them to take that unlabeled teratoma of a figure for granted.