Innocent bystander wrote on Oct 8
th, 2013 at 3:20pm:
You just don't get it do you?, I don't need to read anything to know there are two sides to the debate and therefore the logical position is the sceptical one.
I have read an IPCC report and I've had a look at "scepticalcranks" , there are thousands of well respected scientists that are sceptics, until they are convinced and we have a real consensus instead of a sceptical cranks manufactured consenus I think it would be prudent and logical to keep an open mind on the subject.
I'd love to see where you got that "IPCC Report" from.
Quote:Your search - skeptics, cranks site:www.ipcc.ch - did not match any documents.
Quote:Your search - "skeptical cranks" site:www.ipcc.ch - did not match any documents.
I did find some mention of skeptics though:
AR5 Scoping Meeting
Venice, Italy, 13-17 July 2009
AR5-SCOP/INF. 1, p.29
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Uncertainties and counter-arguments
. The IPCC WG-I could deal with the arguments and views expressed by the so-called climate skeptics to some extent, if those views are scientifically well based. In this way the Panel could decrease the frequency and harmful effects of the parallel treatment and equal weighting of the scientific and the sceptic information by the media. Correct arguments could assist the better understanding of readers/users of the
IPCC products. In other words, exact, scientific and referred answers are needed to the repeatedly occurring sceptic argumentation. In some cases, such divergent views could prompt a need for some further research.