Wink Wink
On December 3th, 2010 at 12:12 am, at The Air Vent, Ryan O:
In terms of Eric’s sea ice hypothesis (which was a pervasive sub-theme for one of the reviews ;) ), this difference could prove to be important, as the increasing amount of sea ice in the Ross Sea is somewhat at odds with the S09 pattern of warming, which shows a maximum on Ross. In terms of glaciology, the difference is much less because the glaciers Eric is concerned with are not located on Ross.
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And a bit later [“and a bit later” was added to bypass Tumblr’s implementation of Markdown]:
The key area Eric is talking about (also pointed out by one of the reviewers ;) ) affects the Pine Island and Thwaites glaciers.
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Source: http://noconsensus.wordpress.com/2010/12/01/doing-it-ourselves/#comment-41651
The whole thread is worth the read. On that very post, there is a “symptom” attributed to someone named “Eric” but handwaved towards scientists that merits due diligence.
There is also a very interesting discussion on the nuances between the verbs to refute, to rebut, and to repudiate.
On all my work, my name affirms my Honor.
PS: Eli teached me how to be pedagogical, J. Bowers. Wink wink.
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