One Forecast Which Hansen Got Right

In 1988, Hansen forecast that parts of Manhattan would be underwater by now, and that crime would greatly increase due to global warming.

He got the second part right. Fraud, data tampering and forgery are the new normal in global warming research.

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5 Responses to One Forecast Which Hansen Got Right

  1. Brian G Valentine says:

    He got another prediction right. He told a friend of mine at Goddard in 1989 that he would be the director there one day.

    He did this by learning that Dumbocrats respond to people who tout global warming better than Dumbocrats respond to people who offer free sex and licentiousness!

    Publicly, anyway.

  2. Eric Webb says:

    Well, I guess he got something (half) right…for once…

  3. tckev says:

    He only got it half right with the assistance of $millions of computer hardware, programmers, and a department at NASA.
    Useful and cost effective as gold-plated coprolite.

  4. omanuel says:

    The current demise of society is the unintended result of a 1945 decision to:

    a.) Establish the United Nations to reduce nationalism and the threat of “nuclear fires.”

    b.) Obscure reality by giving research funds to scientists to promote misinformation on:

    c.) Energy (E) stored as mass (m) in cores of atoms [1] and stars [2].

    That is how world leaders led mankind away from contact with God’s beautiful, bountiful universe:

    http://dingo.care2.com/cards/flash/5409/galaxy.swf

    To the self-destructive delusion that we can control, rather than worship and submit to Reality, God, Truth,/b>, etc.

    Please take a few minutes to restore contact with reality by viewing this short video.

    – Oliver K. Manuel
    http://omanuel.wordpress.com/

    References:

    1. Hideki Yukawa, Introduction to Quantum Mechanics (1946); Introduction to the Theory of Elementary Particles (1948) http://www.nndb.com/people/759/000099462

    2. Fred Hoyle, “The chemical composition of the stars,” Monthly Notices Royal Astronomical Society 106, 255-59 (1946); “The synthesis of the elements from hydrogen,” ibid., 343-83 (1946)

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