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Re: Can really models predict the climate trends over a 100 year or so time range?
Posted:
Sep 5, 2012 9:13 PM
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On Wed, 5 Sep 2012 20:22:07, Bret Cahill <BretCahill@peoplepc.com>
wrote:
> > >> >> Why should the climate models escape, at their own time scale, the
> > >> >> effects of the chaotic behaviour of the earth surface system?
> >
> > > You think the chaotic behaviour of individual gas molecules means the
> > > ideal gas law isn't any good?
>
> > Please show how your analogy
>
> Who said it was an anology?
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> Right now we're just trying to see if you can master concepts basic to
> statistics and physics.
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> Once you prove to everyone that you understand macro isn't micro
> _then_ we can continue the discussion.
>
> Why should anyone waste time on you if you are a dumb as a
> looneytarian?
>
>
There you go Bret, Paul asked a question that you do not
understand. As a result you go to attack mode, rather than ask
for clarification of the question in terms you can understand.
Welcome to all the fun at sci.physics!!
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