Sydney Morning Herald fails
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Boris Johnson is a gullible fool.
Posted by Tim Lambert at 11:51 AM • 76 Comments •
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The Australian's War on Science 48: Bats aren't bugs
Category: The War on Science
The Australian has plumbed new depths in its war on science, claiming that climate models cannot be trusted because they don't account for the heat from the sun or the Earth's core.
Posted by Tim Lambert at 11:14 PM • 120 Comments •
Gerald Warner: not the best advertisement for the Telegraph
Category: stupidity
Gerald Warner claims that the number of deaths from hospital-acquired infections shows that socialized medicine is a bad idea but the death rate from such infections is higher in the US.
Posted by Tim Lambert at 12:59 PM • 28 Comments • 1 TrackBacks
Piers Akerman takes denial to the next level
Category: Global Warming
Piers Akerman evens denies the presence of CO2 in the atmosphere.
Posted by Tim Lambert at 7:33 AM • 135 Comments •
Always click on the links
Category: stupidity
The scientists said "For the last 20 to 30 years, we believe greenhouse gases have been the dominant influence on recent climate change" and the human-caused global warming denialists heard them saying that the sun was the cause of recent climate change.
Posted by Tim Lambert at 4:38 AM • 63 Comments •
Increasing Piñata Albedo
Category: stupidity
Tim Blair thinks scientists are stupid. They are not.
Posted by Tim Lambert at 1:42 PM • 33 Comments •
Chris Mitchell's folly
Category: stupidity
Back in 1996 the Australian Press Council upheld a complaint against The Courier Mail under editor Chris Mitchell for printing a nutty story that historian Manning Clark was an agent of the Soviet Union who had been awarded the Order...
Posted by Tim Lambert at 12:29 PM • 8 Comments •
Blog posts in jack boots
Category: stupidity
Jennifer Marohasy has posted a list of the "ten worst blog posts". Tamino and Eli Rabett are crowing are crowing because they got number one and two and the best I could do was number six. Cohenite, the guy who...
Posted by Tim Lambert at 11:53 AM • 36 Comments •
Words fail me
Category: stupidity
Via Gummo Trotsky, the latest argument posted by Jennifer Marohasy: Radiative equilibrium is one of the foundation stones of radiative forcing theory. But it is not a law of physics, only a rather archaic and untested supposition found in climatology...
Posted by Tim Lambert at 3:04 PM • 82 Comments •
Linking without Thinking part 2
Category: stupidity
Andrew Bolt should have been embarrassed with his unthinking linking, but he is unrepentant: If someone claims to find 24 mistakes in your work and you manage to kind-of defend just three, it might be wiser to actually stay quiet....
Posted by Tim Lambert at 2:41 PM • 14 Comments •
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