HumpitPuryear said:
I've never gotten how scientists, who readily admit that the earth's climate has experienced both extreme heat and extreme cold several times when humans were not existent or living in caves, are convinced that any perceived recent trend in any direction is human induced. They've been pitching this ridiculous claim since the 1970s when it was a new ice age that was going to destroy us.
It's because climate "scientists" aren't actually scientists. They're ****ty, wannabe mathematicians that didn't have good enough GRE scores to get into graduate programs of ACTUAL scientific disciplines. Hell, the life sciences have a bad rep for admitting students weak at math, and they are FAR superior to the dregs that gravitate towards climate science.
The majority of real scientists that speak up loudly about climate change are theoretical physicists, who don't deal with large amounts of quantitative data or disparate data sets, along with the corresponding statistics. I'm sure they simply see a study published by fellow "scientists" and take it purely at face value, because they don't want to actually spend the time analyzing and critiquing the methodology of a different field of study. In other words, they're lazy.
I'm sick of all these idiots masquerading as scientists and giving actual scientists a bad name.