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Trim Those Math and Physics Headers
Posted:
Jul 12, 2012 1:17 AM
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> >> > Do you actually know how to think straight?
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> >> Nice, two paragraphs without any relation with the data followed by an
> >> ad hominem. The facts remain unchanged:
> >> June 2012 : 2382 out of 171,422 : 1.9%
> >> June 1933 : 5957 out of 36150 : 16.5%
> >> And you show (once more) who doesn't know how to think straight.
> >> Congratulation for your so numerous example of fallacies.
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> > Look at the context and turn you denier visor down. What's the odds of
> > getting a plethora of global temperatures 2 years after a record global
> > temperature year, when we are in a year which containes a La Nina? It's
> > like saying there was a global temperature record in 1998, then no more
> > for 7 years, so GW has stopped. Oh, that is what you think, isn't it?
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> 171,422/36,150=28,8 times more opportunities to set a new record in 2012
> than in 1933,
If anyone who has passed _one_ college level math course sees this
nonsense.
Bret Cahill
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