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Splicing data shenanigans?
http://www.spectator.co.uk/melaniephillips/3332616/that-famous-consensus.thtml
"Various scientists immediately spotted the flaw in Steig’s methodology of combining satellite evidence since 1979 with temperature readings from surface weather stations. The flaw they identified was that, since Antarctica has so few weather stations, the computer Steig used was programmed to guess what data they would have produced had such stations existed. In other words, the findings that caused such excitement were based on data that had been made up.""
http://www.spectator.co.uk/melaniephillips/3332616/that-famous-consensus.thtml
"Various scientists immediately spotted the flaw in Steig’s methodology of combining satellite evidence since 1979 with temperature readings from surface weather stations. The flaw they identified was that, since Antarctica has so few weather stations, the computer Steig used was programmed to guess what data they would have produced had such stations existed. In other words, the findings that caused such excitement were based on data that had been made up.""
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out of that quote. He also said that it is "a pretty good analysis". In other words, it is too far out of context to determine his full opinion of the study, let alone the topic.