Politics In one of the most asinine, self-promoting, sniveling, absurd, nakedly political moves Wolfgang Wagner has resigned, with trumpets blazing, his editorship of Remote Sensing. Why? Because the journal under his command […]
What Is Science? Part I
Science says this, science says that. There is no more loquacious entity these days than science. What is it? Climatologists talk of the science. Physicists compliment by saying a fellow does good […]
Statistical Results Associated With Increased Risk Of Exaggerating Risk
Our title, which is indistinguishable from a flood of others1, might read, “Reading Articles About The Misuse Of Statistics Increases Risk Of Apoplexy.” Yes, for every article you read like this one, […]
The Environmentalist Fallacy Causing Global Warming Divide To Grow
A headline lifted from an MS-“Bias free”-NBC story: “Americans’ divide over global warming getting deeper” (linked on HotAir). Subtitle: “Despite onslaught of science, resistance to the idea seems to be hardening.” An […]
EPA To Unleash Quarter Million New, CO2 Sniffing Bureaucrats, Cost $21 Billion
Are you talented and energetic? Come help us protect the environment! Every day is Earth Day at EPA! Join us in protecting the environment! Our diverse workforce connects to more than just […]
Global Warming Increases Disastrous Music: A Scientific Paper
A scientific paper in a grand tradition (notice the scientific formatting and use of p-values): the custom is to read only the Abstract; only the brave and bored should venture further. ABSTRACT […]
The Implications Of Yesterday’s Global Warming Post
There was nothing in the world wrong with my scientific paper “Global Warming Increases Disastrous Music: A Scientific Paper.” Nothing, that is, that isn’t wrong with any paper which seeks, via statistical […]
Occupy Sacramento!
The movement began with a rally on the Capitol steps, then proceeded by parade to Cesar Chavez park, at 10th and J streets, where it mingled with the folks who had […]
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