aguest Posted April 2, 2009 Report Posted April 2, 2009 Here is a visual treat: See how the high and mighty are trying to thwart all attempts to expose the most gigantic science fraud in human history. See how they are being called out at high noon. See how they hiding behind the saloon double-doors. THE SCIENCE FRAUD HALL OF SHAME The Dreamheron Chronicles Quote
freeztar Posted April 2, 2009 Report Posted April 2, 2009 Ummm...you make some pretty severe claims there about fraud, but you never actually say what the fraud is, which is disingenuous at best. Quote
DFINITLYDISTRUBD Posted December 19, 2009 Report Posted December 19, 2009 What an exceptional crock of schidt! May the skies be torn asunder and NEG.REP. rain upon you mercilessly!!! Here's the forst drop courtesy of me... Quote
HydrogenBond Posted December 20, 2009 Report Posted December 20, 2009 Scientists are human. That means they have other motivations, beyond sacrificing all searching for the truth. How many would do science for free? Some of these personal motivations, may require compromising the truth as a necessary trade off. For example, if you worked for a cigarette company many years ago, even if the truth was tobacco increased the risk of cancer, if one was motivated to keep their good job, one may be willing to present results in creative ways, not to upset their bread and butter. The more one was willing to fight, the better the reward. Scientists have families, houses, kids in college, goals and ambitions and that is lot to risk and lose. If the truth comes in conflict who will chose that and risk all? The bread and butter of global warming is a huge loaf of warm toasted garlic bread. If things pans out, the hope will be a huge basket of bread. To get a good slice and assure being served, for many years, can mean catering to the host. The more you are willing to cater, the more reward you may receive. There is a payoff. If we offered half the loaf of toasted garlic bread to the natural earth cyclists, you will see that position increasing in support. If we starve that side, one can form a consensus, since the bread is only buttered over there. If you look at most of science, one may lobby for their research over another, because of the limited dollars available. But science normally shares, since all research has some value. I would assume, there is not an effort to mud sling and gossip, to cut off other projects, since all science has some value. That would be treacherous. Global warming is different, in that not only is one side lobbying for all funds, but they are trying to cut the feet off other valid research. Quote
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