Doctor Jolly wrote on May 21
st, 2012 at 3:09pm:
Maybe where you get your evidence from is the problem. In peer reviewed journals from scientists, weve had 10 years of almost unanimous reinforcement of AGW.
To ignore that is to close your mind to the logical.
I'm starting to think you have a reading problem.
My previous posts clearly demonstrate that I am not ignoring the evidence in support of AGW:
"A, B and C have caused warming in the past therefore we can not exclude them as possible causes of current warming. However,
D could also be a contributor and it should not be ignored. Even though the current evidence supporting D is dubious, we'll keep an open mind on the subject."
" ... currently, I don't subscribe to the AGW hypothesis (as
the evidence is less than reliable), however,
I'm willing to keep an open-mind on the subject and will analyse each new piece of evidence that is presented. In the future
I may very well support the AGW hypothesis, that is, if any credible and reliable evidence is eventually presented."
"It might, it might not.
I'm keeping an open mind on the subject."