Category: science
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Cooking stove use, housing associations, white males, and the 97%
The Cook et al. (2013) 97% paper included a bunch of psychology studies, marketing papers, and surveys of the general public as scientific endorsement of anthropogenic climate change. Let’s walk through that sentence again. The Cook et al 97% paper included a bunch of psychology studies, marketing papers, and surveys of the general public as scientific…
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Eyes in space
One of my major interests outside of social science is space-based observatories and exoplanet detection. I’ve long thought that we need to figure out a way to manufacture monolithic telescope mirrors in space, and I’ve thought of a couple of different ways to do that. But I did not think of this: “Under his plan,…
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Ignore climate consensus studies based on random people rating journal article abstracts.
UPDATE SEPTEMBER 11, 2014: (This post was my initial take. For a better and more up-to-date report, go here. For follow-up, go here.) The paper includes a bunch of psychology studies and public surveys as evidence of scientific endorsement of anthropogenic climate change, even a survey of cooking stove use. This vacates the paper. Lots…
