Much of Science seems to have become corrupt, and all about money and funding. Scientist are now greedy, and biased in many instances. Ethics have taken a back seat to greed, and personal gain.
THIS is what concerns me most. Last night I took a red eye back home, and driving home from the airport I listened to Coast to Coast AM with some host named George something. He had a physicist with a Ph.D. In nuclear chemistry or geochemistry. I think his name was Marvin Herndon or something. Anyway, the discussion was on geoengineering and I shit you not, chemtrails. He had all kinds of information on some chemical from coal fly ash which is used to manipulate weather that was found in children, blah blah blah. He spoke about the “deep state perfect storm”, implying that government (military) manipulation of the weather is a direct cause of the CA wildfires, etc.
So here’s the problem. Just as some pilots are vastly better than other pilots, some PhD scientists are vastly different from other PhD scientists. Throw in government political motivation for a desired outcome, government research grants potentially impacting objectivity, and media into the mix, and you get at best something that we ALL should be skeptical about.
So Steingar ridiculed the scientist that
Is the topic of this thread. I ridicule the lunatic scientist on Coast to Coast. Steingar’s measure for incontestable proof is “peer review”, but punctuated by what he feels or believes. He used those terms above I believe. Yet are those peer reviewers pure as the wind driven snow, or are they potentially biased as well? Is Steingar at the top of the genetic scientist heap, or is he at the bottom? We don’t know, but I’m put on guard when he completely dismisses and ridicules the scientist in this article, or climate scientists that don’t happen to match his scientific world view on MMCC.