climate science poll made of opinions

In a publication by J.Scott Armstrong of the University of Pennsylvania, titled “The Seer-Sucker Theory: The Value of Experts in Forecasting,” Armstrong suggests a collection of experts forming opinions (who often co-author papers together) leads to a confirmation bias, when evidence contrary to..

harry's place » ihra: the last word is not stern

He repeats this in interviews, kicking off this radio debate with a “very important point” about Stern, the very author, (before rolling out his litany of eminent academics Brian Klog (sic) David Fieldman (sic) and Anthony Lerman, trumpeting“Jewish!” ... Robertson’s first criticism of the..

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