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> "6.4C is the upper end" Upper end is going to be defined arbitrarily, but either way its still less than the 7 degrees and 11-12 degrees considered in the pr
by nonbel 8y ago
> "6.4C is the upper end"
Upper end is going to be defined arbitrarily, but either way its still less than the 7 degrees and 11-12 degrees considered in the primary source.
> "Read books with real references or by actual scientists"
Books are going to be secondary sources, no one really puts primary research into them and hasn't for about a century. The primary research is almost all available online.
- DennisP 8y agoYes but books sum up a large amount of research and give you references to it. That's a way better start than cherrypicking a few studies online.
- nonbel 8y agoWhy would there be any cherry picking? There are a number of people in this thread (and also many downvoters) who apparently believe very strongly about this stuff. Why can't they point me to the exact evidence that convinced them? And while you are one of the better ones "the references are somewhere in this one book" is not very helpful. People are busy, you need to make it as easy as possible for them if you actually care about convincing them.