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|    Dawn Flood to JTEM    |
|    Re: IT'S SO HOT THAT IT'S COLD!!! Heat c    |
|    26 Nov 25 07:55:54    |
      XPost: alt.global-warming, sci.skeptic, alt.atheism       XPost: alt.politics.democrats, alt.fan.rush-limbaugh       From: Dawn.Belle.Flood@gmail.com              On 11/25/2025 11:21 PM, JTEM wrote:       > Dawn Flood wrote:       >       >> Regression Analysis: Annual Temp versus CO2 (1959 to 2024)       >       > "Analysis," huh? Stop at the first four letters and you'd       > be the most "Scientific" you've ever been...       >       > The Holocene is almost 12,000 years old by popular dating, closer       > to 15,000 years old when accounting for the Younger Dryas cooling       > and you're looking at all of 65 years. That's it.       >       > BUT IT'S EVEN MORE RETARDED THAN THAT!       >       > Your "Analysis" is predicated on the retarded assumption that       > the "Climate" was always stagnant, and should be, until your       > precious Gwobull Warbling gospels tell you it suddenly wasn't.       >       > Again, quite retarded.       >       > This is why you can't compare the Holocene to ITSELF, much less       > the most insignificant sliver of the Holocene to itself...       >       > For crying out loud, the Holocene has seen SIGNIFICANTLY LARGER       > swings in climate than you're pretending to see!       >       > HINT: Note my mention of the Younger Dryas cooling and how it       > muddles -- completely obscures -- the very start of the       > Holocene! That's because the climate reversed itself, it       > warmed up, the glaciers were in full retreat and then, BAM! It       > got cold again and the glaciers grew... again... only for it       > to eventually reverse itself... again... the glaciers retreating...       > again....       >       > AND THAT'S JUST THE START!       >       > There's been ups & downs all through the Holocene, periods warmer       > and colder than the present, so you have to go from foolish to       > just plain retarded in your "Comparisons" to even imagine your       > Gwobull Warbling in the first place!       >       > AND THEN we ignore 'tards pretending to be doing "Science" and       > insist on a comparison of the Holocene to the Eemian and, WOW!       > It's cold. Our interglacial, our "Warm Period" on the whole is       > cold. Sea level is too LOW.       >       > Wow. And all we had to do is not be retarded and shit out some       > idiocy, calling it an "Analysis."       >              If what you are claiming is true, then, eventually, global temperatures       will decrease.              I added an indicator variable for the 1991 Mount Pinatubo eruption,       which did not change the R-Squared adjusted, but #33 (1992, the year       after the eruption) seems to indicate some minor improvement in the       regression:                     Regression Analysis: Annual Temp versus CO2 (1959 to 2024) with VEI 6       or 7 for a major volcanic eruption (only one in 1991)              The regression equation is       Temp = - 348 + 1.07 CO2 + 6.55 VEI 6 or 7                     Predictor Coef SE Coef T P       Constant -348.07 13.23 -26.32 0.000       CO2 1.07258 0.03656 29.34 0.000       VEI 6 or 7 6.555 9.536 0.69 0.494                     S = 9.46195 R-Sq = 93.2% R-Sq(adj) = 93.0%                     Analysis of Variance              Source DF SS MS F P       Regression 2 77060 38530 430.36 0.000       Residual Error 63 5640 90       Total 65 82700                     Source DF Seq SS       CO2 1 77018       VEI 6 or 7 1 42                     Unusual Observations              Obs CO2 Temp Fit SE Fit Residual St Resid        33 356 40.00 40.00 9.46 0.00 * X        66 425 128.00 107.36 2.63 20.64 2.27R              R denotes an observation with a large standardized residual.       X denotes an observation whose X value gives it large influence.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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