Climate Moron Of The Day

Reader Kyle wants me to prove that 17 years of no warming is statistically significant.

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Wood for Trees: Interactive Graphs

A slope of zero is by definition not statistically significant, because it indicates no relationship between the two axes. One axis is changing, and the other one isn’t.

Seventeen years is a long time. That is how long Obama’s literary agent thought he was born in Kenya.

1991

Born in Kenya and raised in Indonesia and Hawaii’

2004

Kenyan-born Obama all set for US Senate

No doubt just a coincidence that the Petraeus sex scandal also occurred right before he was about to testify about Benghazi, and the TARP “crisis” occurred right before the 2008 election. Obama is just a lucky guy.

2007

http://web.archive.org/web/20070403190001

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22 Responses to Climate Moron Of The Day

  1. Latitude says:

    amazing isn’t it…..the first 17 years predicted our doom
    …and the last 17 don’t count

    • suyts says:

      Exactly true! The lunatics started wetting themselves over 17 years of data, before they now say that 17 years isn’t long enough to worry. We essentially quit warming in 1998. Which is when Mikey came out with his hockey stick. 17 years prior, no one was babbling about global warming.

      • Latitude says:

        ditto….LOL

        ..and don’t forget..every single thing the morons are debating…is the result of computer games predictions
        …and the computer games have not made one single accurate prediction

      • Jorge says:

        They began wetting themselves after 8 or 9 years of data as Gore/Hansen were already screaming about global warming in 1988. It’s funny how we have had a clear cooling trend of nearly 10 years now.

      • rw says:

        There were people who were – back into the 60’s. But until the mid-late 90’s (and in particular after the hockey stick), it was a scientific debate – differences of opinion, etc. Only in the late 90’s did it begin to mutate into something different – a full-fledged social hysteria.

        • Jorge says:

          Climate change is the only scientific theory that no one is ever allowed to disagree with EVER. I hear some comparisons to the politics of evolution, but evolution was a controversial theory for sixty to seventy years, or more, before a concensus developed and even now there are some disagreements with the overall process of evolution.

          Climate change is the only discipline in science where the “science was settled” within a decade of first gaining traction. There is no other scientific theory that was as inviolable as climate change, even when huge holes began to appear in the theory.

          Even areas like plate tectonics had a movement of scientists who didn’t agree with the theory for the longest time. An entire movement. Yet, I doubt these scientists and their skepticism were referred to as deniers for requiring a higher standard of proof to justify the original theory.

          The reason, in my opinion, is because this issue was ALWAYS political. It was a scientific theory that was basically developed (at least further advanced) by politicians and not scientists at all. Then those politicians began throwing ridiculous amounts of money at it.

          So what has always driven climate change is money and politics, not science.

  2. Jason Calley says:

    I think maybe Kenya is one of the 57 states…

    🙂

    • Latitude says:

      it’s 58!!
      ..the moron said he had visited 57, with one more to go

      • nigelf says:

        And the media raked Dan Quale over the coals for his spelling of potato(e).
        Anybody that was paying attention knows that no American would ever say there was 58 states. That should have rang alarm bells among the normal people who were fooled by Bambi’s speeches.

  3. miked1947 says:

    In 75 we were getting ready for the next ice age and in 88 Hansen was promoting AGW.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKAUo3pGkak

  4. @NJSnowFan says:

    I do believe the dip in world temperatures on the chart around 2008 was from zero sunspots and an manufacturing economy that was shut down. Heat energy in from the sun was very low. Heat energy released into atmosphere was very low from man kind also as world economy was basically shut down. Then in 2010 the sun heated back up and so did manufacturing/ economy. Dip then spike.
    Seem about right???

  5. Jorge says:

    Why would manufacturing less make it cooler? The level of CO2 actually went up during those years, primarily because of China, India, et al.

    The sunspots were the most likely culprit, as the sunspots were what made temperatures rise in the first place.

    • gator69 says:

      It is only natural for man to think the world revolves around his activities, it is what defined us before the age of science, it takes knowledge to realize that we are a very minor player.

  6. RCM says:

    For Kyle…. perhaps you could tell us the correct length of time for statistical significance in determining climate change. It certainly might not be 17 years….but whose faction originally claimed it was? If not 17 years, then there was never any evidence for any warming either. Perhaps it takes 60 years: in which climate alarmists should probably have never done the sky-is-falling-in thing in the first place, eh?

  7. To see what is really going on publish the Had3SST trend from 2003 – June 201`3

  8. Jamie says:

    Another point for Reader Kyle: The climate scientists predicted big INCREASES in temperature. So even if you question the statistical significance of 17 years of not much warming, it directly disproves the “official” predictions.

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