A discussion of Friederike Otto's seminal 2016 paper™ 'The Art of Attribution', incl. musings about the credentials, arguments, and creed of the Church of Climatology™
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What the climate cult “researchers” have in common is idiocy, corruption, and criminal energy.
You are correct; they share these traits with many academics, journos™, and politicos™.
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