Free copies of TGGWS?

By stoat on April 23, 2007.

So says The Vancouver Sun (thanks to DR). In principle it would be a good idea: show the two together, note where they disagree, and go off to find what the actual data says. Which would rapidly show up how TGGWS has faked is graphs (I wonder which version is on the DVD?). However... how likely is it that schools will have the time and resources to do this?

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