/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14796733
There hasn't been analysis.
Which is precisely the problem. Scientists are blatantly ignoring the problems with software and hardware errors and systematic changes in weather observations in the past couple decades.

They've fucked our data up. They're quite obvious as a problem if you were into programming and computer hardware, which I am into lately. The problems with code reliability and digitisation is quite significant.

But I have, out of mere curiosity, happened to look at records in many countries and noticed this similar pattern that is very obvious and understandable given the technological context.
Oh and then I also glanced at some NGO standards that are being enforced politically globally and how that is completely blinded to this issue and is now being enforced over the democratic interests of some of these countries.