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I think his intended audience are right-wing people who use incidents like Climategate to justify their beliefs in ideas such as creationism. I don't think many
by jacoblyles 17y ago
I think his intended audience are right-wing people who use incidents like Climategate to justify their beliefs in ideas such as creationism. I don't think many people here are part of that audience.
- gjm11 17y agoIf you consider the denial of anthropogenic global warming to be an "idea such as creationism", there's ample recent evidence that many people here are part of that audience. (FWIW, (1) I think it's clearly less crazy than creationism, (2) I think it's somewhat crazy none the less, (3) I think the overblown rhetoric from the anti-AGW camp around "Climategate" is an indication of the weakness of their actual arguments, and (4) I've now said all I'm going to in this thread on that subject.)
- jacoblyles 17y ago>"If you consider the denial of anthropogenic global warming to be an 'idea such as creationism'" No, I don't.