Dave wrote:

On Fri, 13 Oct 2006 11:07:11 -0400, Martin Baxter said:

You have a point here? Don't most global warming models predict more
unusual and unpredictable events

An interesting argument--"See, all this cold weather and early snow just
further proves that human-generated carbon dioxide is causing global
warming."

Now who made that argument, not I?


And I thought the market for blinders disappeared with the horse-drawn
carriage.

Dave, stick with jurisprudence, science is not your thing.

Cheers
Marty

"Martin Baxter" wrote in message
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Dave, stick with jurisprudence, science is not your thing.


One need not have a carrer in science to be good at it. Good science is the
application of observation, measurement and logic. A legal background has
the prerequisites to make one good at science.

Look at Al Gore. He's a lawyer and former tobacco farmer. He says cigarette
smoking is a significant (this word has scientific meaning) contributor to
global warming.

No eco-wacko refutes him because of his law background.

So why is Dave really attacked? hmmm?