I think we should all agree that Wildrose made a completely unsupported statement and has been furiously backpedaling when it turns out (unbeknownst to him I assume) his statement was based on the ravings of a madman.
I like how Levin names off all those academic credentials and then says “so you know really know what you’re talking about” or something to that effect. Which is funny because all the other accomplished academics dont?
What he said is that there are many computer models that explain global warming but only one consistently gets it correct and that is the Russian model but it’s not being used. Instead, data is manipulated using other models because it’s promoting an agenda.
What makes him wrong? Seems like he just so happens to say what you don’t want to hear.
In any event, I believe global warming is real. What I don’t believe is that it’s all man made. I also think it’s bull feces to ship our manufacturing out of the US that had pollution guidelines over to China who doesn’t…and then bitch about pollution.
He’s clearly in the minority. He claims there’s a diminishing return aspect to increasing CO2, but the problem is that point of diminishing returns is far higher than he gives credit for. Second, he ignores feedback mechanisms which compound the effects of modest warming. Last, he ignores the cost of geopolitical instability as a result of warming.
He says the same thing and then says quite plainly why. He’s obviously an expert on the subject and distinctly points out the flaws in the conclusions of his peers.
He can make criticisms. So can I. The fact that you favor his statements over the mainstream view , I think, is simply a reflecting of the fact that he says what you want to believe.