GoPackGo
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Originally posted by: Deudalus
Originally posted by: GoPackGo
Originally posted by: Shivetya
Originally posted by: Craig234
There are a variety of issues. The OP runs off like a wild man as if this proves anything about the issue of climate change, which is based on a lot of other data.
For these stations, one issue is that they'd still presumably have data that's accurate relative to other years.
Also, your statement about the likelihood of other stations having error assumes that this was a random sampling. If it was a sampling of all the 'suspect' stations, that may be wrong.
So we are being asked to make social changes that are unparalleled on data presumed to be accurate?
All results from the stations found to be out of compliance must be removed from any analysis. Its the only way to be sure. All stations should be proven to be in compliance before we go making policy based of the data collected.
All stations are suspect if the use of the data is going to affect the lives of millions. Do we have some magical number to pull out of a hat that says how many stations can be bad? Whats to stop that number from being relevant when its met or exceded? Keep moving the line and people will respect it even less.
Just because your data sources are inaccurate doesn't mean the conclusions are false!
Spoken like a truly un-biased MM Global Warming scientist.
Does it ever alarm you guys how quickly your agenda hops in front of the science and how you start sounding like CREATIONIST scientists or GW Bush fearmongering people to pigeon hole them into towing your line?
First I was being sarcastic.
Second if the data is wrong then the results need to be scrapped and they need to start over.
When I was in school and in science classes my chemistry teacher told us that if you make an incorrect reading, no matter how small, your entire set of results based from that data is wrong..its this basis is how we lost points on our labs.