Some people shouldn't be allowed to use the word "debunked."
I debunk that you know what debunk means. As in I disagree with you.
You mean disagree not debunk. You mean those who push the global warming story disagree that it has been challenged.
So they will say things like "
What he fails to mention is that the new NOAA results have been validated by independent data from satellites, buoys and Argo floats and that many other independent groups, including Berkeley Earth and the UK’s Met Office Hadley Centre, get effectively the same results."
Wasn't all that stuff there before Karl's paper? Sure it was. According to the IPCC, and others it said there was a pause in the warming at the time.
He mentions satellites as offering independent data showing there was no warming. I'm pretty confident that can be debunked. The corner of my eye watches what the satellite guys have been saying. I've never heard them say what your guy is claiming.
Your guy claims stuff like the satellite data validates the paper.
However If what Dr John Bates is saying is true you can't validate the paper, because the source material is gone.
Again...
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* Dr Bates revealed that the failure to archive and make available fully documented data not only violated NOAA rules, but also those set down by Science. Before he retired last year, he continued to raise the issue internally. Then came the final bombshell. Dr Bates said: ‘I learned that the computer used to process the software had suffered a complete failure.’
The reason for the failure is unknown, but it means the Pausebuster paper can never be replicated or verified by other scientists.
So if they can't replicate or verify it, how can they "validate it?"
By using information they had before to come to a different conclusion than the one they signed on to at that time? Is that what they're saying? Is that your "debunking?"
Does that make sense. Did I just "debunk" you or am I just disagreeing, or is it only "debunking" when your guys say it?