........anyway just read a book or two please. You do READ THE WEB sites, so why not read a book on the topic.
Just saying
river
because a book is (by design) a promotion of ideas (or ideals) and not necessarily the truth: it is basically an opinion on the subject, especially WRT climate change as well as science, etc... this is how you can have book's that are considered science by people like "reg mundy" who ignore physics and reality and argue that there is no such thing like gravity, or perhaps those from the electric universe who ignore reality and make unsubstantiated claims or complete nonsense pseudoscience proclamations
because a book is
not, i repeat
NOT, peer reviewed, nor is it subject to the constraints of the scientific method, whereas a peer reviewed study
is
original source material is the key to factual representation of science - and that can only be done with peer reviewed reputable journal papers
that, by far, is the most important point WRT science, knowledge and "books vs papers"
so, when you make a claim like this:
Tim's book was written in 2014 .
No retractions from his book writings.
this is like saying "Dr. Seuss should be retracted for spelling and punctuation errors"
books don't get retracted... they either sell well or don't
now lets talk about this
What is the date? Before his book; obviously.
this is nonsense
point made above is that the credibility of "Tim"is incredibly poor, especially WRT climate science
then you link his personal site as evidence of .,.. what?
his stellar credibility?
that is a wonky tactic... a personal site can say anything it wants to... including but not limited to "how credible" he want's to be
so offering a personal website to clear the credibility issue is really stupid, imho
mostly because credibility is not something one can claim, like being an "expert"
it requires outside sources and inspection of historical documents (like peer reviewed papers - and their retractions) or just plain history of said individual...