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Been that way a long time. The worst instructor professor when i was in grad school took a canoe trip down the Buffalo River above and below the old mining town of Rush, Arkansas. He then (with his grad student slaves) ran chemical tests and promptly wrote some 20 'science' papers on the geochemistry of the river samples. Local papers, regional, obscure periodicals, Society papers compiled annuals, etc. Got his Assoc. Prof a few weeks later. Another prof - far more competent was furious, as he was in line for that promotion in terms of tenure. So, he drug out old research he'd done when cooperating with a Russian Paleontologist and one in Iowa. They then publish dozens of papers as co-authors. Soon, he too had his promotion.no longer measured directly by the content of publications, but increasingly by commercial indicators such as the number of publications/citations
It does if you research climate change beyond whatever narrow amount you do of sources that are denier-oriented.Oh my gosh, the planet earth has the early signs of global warming cancer. Makes logical sense to me.
The scientific method is. No model is science. No model is anything more than hypothesis. And if you were literate enough to understand what Dr. Hossenfelder is saying, you'd understand that most science papers are perfectly worthless. But again, real science is far above you pay grade.Science is not perfect
The IPCC report is the bible of "climate change" alarmists, yet they only read the portion written for governments urging action. The report itself is mostly condensed versions of interpretations of the hundreds of references within the index of the report. But it is in those reports that actually explain the reasoning of the authors. Yet, thru it all, the compiled text plainly shows that the IPCC actually has LOW confidence in the validity of the various assertions. For instance, floods are not more common, but the damage is higher because property is more expensive, and people are building in the flood zones. The Dolphin Islands are classic. They are wiped out every few decades, yet people hustle back to rebuild. Ditto the Barrier Islands. Tonadoes are neither more frequent nor more powerful than they have ever been. Hurricanes are not more common. The days over 100 have decreased over the past 100 years.It does if you research climate change beyond whatever narrow amount you do of sources that are denier-oriented.


