In actual science, people throw out outliers. But in government climate science they base their entire theory around two carefully cherry picked outliers.
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Did I hear 1979? Or maybe you meant ‘in actual science people throw out liars’.
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Nice idea!
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If we did that in Washington DC we would have to close down the entire city!
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The thought makes me smile to, and laugh with glee.
Three outliers. 1979 (the starting point) was an outlier because it came after 30 years of global cooling.