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itcrowd
7y ago
There is definitely an argument to be made for increased negative (reputational) effects. However, many unreproducable results are only discovered years, if not decades, after initial publication. This makes the discovery less impactfull fo
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itcrowd
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Sorry but you are simply wrong. Tony Heller (your first video) has been debunked so many times it's a wonder he still makes videos. If you want to say GISS data is manipulated, please come up with solid evidence from peer reviewed sour
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7y ago
1) The warming is more than 0.5 degrees C. 2) The warming is global, and in addition to changes in temperature on a daily basis. https://data.giss.nasa.gov/gistemp/graphs_v4/graph_data/Glob...
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It's cool to see how the game took the world by storm in such a short time. The "out-group" - including military personnel - was left completely in the dark as to what all kids seemed to know about: Pokemon, Gyms and Stops. &
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Not a talk from 2019, but discovered it this year: "1177 BC, the year civilization collapsed (Eric Cline, PhD)" https://youtu.be/bRcu-ysocX4 Excellent informative and hilarious talk about his (at-the-time) new sci
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E-Book Resales Run Afoul of Copyright Law, EU Court Rules
(courthousenews.com)
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What's up with so many YouTube video's (including this one) having ALL CAPS titles?! It makes me not want to watch them, although it may be different for the general public for some reason ... ??
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7y ago
Google's paper came out in October, before the fuss about the term supremacy. This post by Aaronson is from today (19th of Dec.). The Nature letter referenced in the post was from the 10th of Dec.
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Ice loss from Greenland close to IPCC’s high-end climate warming scenario
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The first author of this Geophysical Research Letters paper has also made a Twitter thread in layman's language to explain their paper: https://twitter.com/hausfath/status/1202271427807678464
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Evaluating the performance of past climate model projections
(agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
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1) Claim in tweet: "This is the longest single uninterrupted train journey currently possible on Earth." My counter claims: 1a) it is not a "single" journey (multiple transfers) which leads to 1b) it is not "uninter
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7y ago
Lovely introduction to pulsed radar systems. Would love a similar piece on continuous wave systems (fmcw, for example). Thanks for this!
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Ian Plimer op-ed in The Australian again presents false claims about climate
(climatefeedback.org)
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As a minor nitpick, I dislike the term "Holland" when referring to the Netherlands. Additionally, you're based in Den Bosch, which is not even in Holland. (you say "made in Holland" in your logo)
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7y ago
Very well written and balanced article. Thanks for sharing these insights. Looking forward to another "tiny corner" of your explorations of these technologies!
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Please cite the scientific articles (not newspapers) making such claims. I don't think there is any credible report of these allegations.
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There's a difference between scientific predictions and popular-press predictions. Your example (“Children just aren’t going to know what snow is”) is not a scientific one, but one spread by popular press with no scientific research to
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I don't want to feed a troll here, but I'll debunk the arguments laid out in the first Chapter of the book [1]: > The “97% consensus” that all scientists believe CO2 causes global warming is a based on badly flawed data and is
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The major drivers of climate change are known. Pretending the "science isn't settled" is sticking your head in the sand. Solar irradiance, CO2 and water vapor are important, but some are more important than others. Educate yo
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That book can claim what it wants. I am waiting for the science to back up those claims. Physical evidence of CO2 causing global warming has been presented for over 120 years. Arrhenius was the first to propose that such a mechanism can cau
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There has been a correlation over the past ~10k years between solar activity and global temperatures. This non peer-reviewed book seems to spread the (false) message that this correlation still holds. However, it thereby neglects the role o
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> they had enough of these balls pop while people were sitting on them to decide to ban them Did they, though? I can't find any news story about catastrophic failures of yoga/exercise balls at the University of Michigan (or ano
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The numbers are in g/passenger-km, not kg/passenger-km, thank God.
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Here's a summary of the paper I gave before when a NYT piece covered it yesterday. For USA and Australia, high-resolution/precision lidar-based maps are available of coastal areas. For other regions of the world it is not the case
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The new and old model data can be downloaded from the authors' website: https://coastal.climatecentral.org
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I don't share your summary of this paper. I would summarize it as follows: for USA and Australia, high-resolution/precision lidar-based maps are available of coastal areas. For other regions of the world it is not the case (or sev
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7y ago
Universal basic income
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The quote is part of a speech given by J.J. Thomson in 1916. The speech is partially reproduced (including your part) in the book "The life of Sir J.J. Thomson, O. M. : sometime master of Trinity College Cambridge" by Lord Rayleig
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"I don't understand why it's an indictment." You are not reacting to the content of the opinion piece. Three points are made in the piece that "indict modern finance", none of them being about SoftBank's &
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