Re: Weather & Climate, g hall wrote:-
Have You ?????Spot the difference ?
Re: Weather & Climate, g hall wrote:-
Have You ?????Spot the difference ?
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Last edited by youcanhandlethetruth; 10-11-2008 at 03:13 PM. Reason: withdrew post
Only 1's that don't know, are the genuine people thinking it's about others sharing their own ideas.
"Actually" Clippo you've quoted the article as saying:
"Actually, he says, his TV career had stopped some time before that - he made his last BBC series eight years ago."
This article you've posted was in 2002, so 8 years ago was about 1994.
Then his comments as a guest on Blue Peter occurred in 1996.
"It was in 1996 that I criticised wind farms while appearing on Blue Peter and I also had an article published in which I described global warming as poppycock."
So Clippo, rather than bring us something else by simply saying "Alternatively", all you've done is reinforce that it was after he stopped making BBC programmes in 1994, and after his comments on Blue Peter in 1996, but before the Goldsmith affair.
Do you know what you're talking about ?
Presumably you were trying to make a point ?
Only 1's that don't know, are the genuine people thinking it's about others sharing their own ideas.
YCHTT
I quote this summary from the other link I gave :-
you wrote:-To sum up: in 1996/1997 David Bellamy ran against John Major and had anti-EU sympathies which caused a BBC that did not give a damn about climate change to dismiss him in 1994 for opinions on climate that he would not hold until some time in 2003/2004 and for an article that he would not write until 2004. That Damn BBC, always so far ahead of the curve!
The only point I'm trying to make is that David Bellamy himself seems to be confused about his own career.Presumably you were trying to make a point ?
Clippo
Glad to hear you now no longer believe that scientists can't be brought by the oil companies.Conspiracy paranoia taking over from commonsense again. Name names and exact instances.
Good for you on being unafraid to change your mind.
Personally, I think scientists are just as likely to be open to subversion by the coin as there rest of us weak humans, but I respect your faith in humanity.
Here's an article on bias, with regards to Government based funding in science.
The Reference Frame: Political bias and science
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Very true, but the smart man sees a trap before they get caught, and always has a plan B. A wise man once told me that if you back up your work each day without fail you will never ever need that backup, but the moment you get sloppy and careless is the time when you will need the backup you never thought you would need. Do you get my point? It can also be explained by saying if you have no vulnerabilities no one will try it on, but the moment you leave yourself reliant on one person or organisation you will get screwed. He told me computers have little demons inside of them waiting for you to forget to back up your work. (He was head of the Church of England’s computers by the way!)
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Mpkdavies wrote:-
To remove the confusion of the double negative and typo apart, I will clarify that that I’ve always believed some ‘scientists’ could be ‘bought’ by, not only, the oil companies but also other businesses. It’s further refreshing to see that you agree.Glad to hear you now no longer believe that scientists can't be brought by the oil companies.
Good for you on being unafraid to change your mind.
The problem for them is that have to report their work in non peer-reviewed or respectable sources and hen they get found out. As would reputable scientists working for grants if they corrupted their conclusions to gain further funding.
But here was me thinking you were referring to big bad ol’ governments who fund most of the independent research into all subjects and those weak scientists reporting GW in a way that their Govts. wanted to hear.
(Hang on a minute – in the US of A, I thought the govt. of Dubya wanted to disbelieve AGW – yet those pesky scientists kept telling him the other story. Obviously men & women of great principles)
Oh but what a nasty government trying to suppress the scientific truth:-
Scientific Integrity in the News | Union of Concerned Scientists
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This could be interpreted as you actually abandoning your principles and voting with your feet. Did this company do work ONLY on ID cards ? Could you not have asked for a transfer into another department ? etc.I am employed, but I left my last company out of principle, as they were fully involved with ID cards.
(makes chicken noise –cluck cluck cluck …….)
Obviously, according to the logic in Baron’s last post, you weren’t very smart to see the trap coming.
Baron wrote:-
What was Bellamy’s then ?Very true, but the smart man sees a trap before they get caught, and always has a plan B.
Clippo
So it isn't paranoid conspiracy statement, as you said before. You ain't afraid to change your mind are you.I will clarify that that I’ve always believed some ‘scientists’ could be ‘bought’ by
Which principle did I abandon?This could be interpreted as you actually abandoning your principles and voting with your feet.
NoDid this company do work ONLY on ID cards ?
I could have, but I don't want to work for/help a company that promotes them. Moving dept wouldn't have changed that.Could you not have asked for a transfer into another department ?
Your grandchild seems to have jumped on your computer without you realising. Tell him not to do that in the future.(makes chicken noise –cluck cluck cluck …….)
You fiend. I have never seen such cunning before. I still can't see the trap and I am supposedly in it.you weren’t very smart to see the trap coming.
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