Somebody explain how global temps were measured in the 1880's

[dcashley]

Originally Posted by rlchurch

I get it fine. You haven't specified what you are even looking for. I suspect a quick peek at Wikipedia left you unprepared.

Maybe maybe not, but you couldn't tell.

Actually my knowledge of science is certainly orders of magnitude greater than yours. I've actually taken college physics.

Well, that's not what Gene said when I took his finance courses. He has never embraced the CAPM as a correct model for how the market prices securities, though he used the CAPM fairly extensively in analytical work during the 70s and early 80s.

You are too arrogant and incapable--you are back on my ignore list...

[rlchurch]

Originally Posted by dcashley

You are too arrogant and incapable--you are back on my ignore list...

My guess is that your "phd" came from a diploma factory, if you're out of high school. You seem incapable of the most basic mathematical challenge.

[GregW]

rlc - I am no longer going to argue science, ecology, economics or anything else with these self convinced fools because they are not thinkers they are believers. There is no point arguing with a true believer. There never has been and never will be.

I do appreciate your comments on my posts and thank you for your consideration.

[rlchurch]

Originally Posted by GregW

rlc - I am no longer going to argue science, ecology, economics or anything else with these self convinced fools because they are not thinkers they are believers. There is no point arguing with a true believer. There never has been and never will be.

I do appreciate your comments on my posts and thank you for your consideration.

What might be interesting is some in depth discussion on unresolved issues associated with climate change.

The RW on the board seems really confused. Most seem to think Al Gore is some mad scientist. Others appear to be scientifically so weak that they can't handle a phase change experiment with water that you can do on your home stove.

Then we've got our mad mathematician who wants to run off on efficient market theory tracks thinking that what he learns on Wikipedia will get him through the discussion.