@JaywalkingGuy @OhLookAName@nytimes I agree its a bad idea. This is effectively Trump's safety net. No one appreciated him talking over Biden, he made a fool of himself and now he can't do that again.
@scodogno Deflection, good tactic when wrong. Let's stay on topic. You support Trump not the institution. You need to realise that Trump, like every other human is mortal, flawed, and average. By tearing down government like he dose he tethers people to him like Stalin, Mao and Hitler did.
@scodogno Nore did people realise how "passed off" Stalin or Mao's Red Armies, or Hitler's Brownshirts were. But what the hell. They were all on the right side of history weren't they? Nothing bad ever came of people proclaim themselves the army of a failed leaders. Oh wait.
@76SilenceDogood@nytimes Q: Do humans contribute disproportionately to change?
A: Yes.
Q: Has the USA contributed more CO2 than other nations?
A: Yes.
Q: Is it good for humans to maintain a consistent climate?
A: Yes.
Q: Who's going to do it better?
A: Biden.
@justana42751001 @nytimes You think that solar panel construction is a force in the US-China economic power struggle? You must realise that workers aren't flown in from China to place panels, that's still done by Americans. The Construction, a largely an automated process with few jobs, is done in China.
@bim_pure@MrMedshr@UniofOxford@OxfordPhysics I said "I'd suggest searching via images, maybe you'll provide some[thing]." How are you reading this wrong?
Source:https://t.co/DDmBSyKF01 it was in the ALT text. My question was "how do you view yourself as right?" how can you sit here against science and think you are correct.
@bim_pure@MrMedshr@UniofOxford@OxfordPhysics 7. You said that I searched “random google images to fake some sort of scientific argument” I didn’t that was advice for you.
So can you answer my question now?
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@bim_pure@MrMedshr@UniofOxford@OxfordPhysics 5. You said I didn’t cite the graph when I not only did but I added the article’s descriptor to it to make understanding easier
6. You said that I called myself “Man of Science”. I never did
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@bim_pure@MrMedshr@UniofOxford@OxfordPhysics I don't mind if you use TwitLonger or span multiple reply tweets to make you're point. Just put (1/x) at the bottom so i know when to respond. However, it's clear from you're inability to make a valid point in any of your 7 responses that you are, painfully, woefully, wrong.
@Joshua_Rid I'm not doing this at any personal expense. I'm just tired of seeing wrong opinions being promoted without counter. I’m not so much engaging to change their opinion (I wish I could), but the opinion of someone less extreme or on the fence. Good to know all aren’t lost though.
@bim_pure@MrMedshr@UniofOxford@OxfordPhysics Digging what? Graves for those who your response, if you had any power, would kill? Sure. But now I’d like to ask you a question. how do you view yourself as right? You haven't provided evidence, everything you've said is wrong yet somehow you seem to still think you've won. how?
@bim_pure@MrMedshr@UniofOxford@OxfordPhysics Those dots on the graph were their real world data points, it wasn't made up. But sure, instead of doing a statistical analysis to understand immediately what needs to be done, let’s wait days, weeks, months while hundreds die to do a controlled study to confirm what it said.
@bim_pure@MrMedshr@UniofOxford@OxfordPhysics I never said "Man of Science" or that the model was a controlled study; I don't know why that matters unless you think you're smarter than the entire field of statistical science; the Google images was advice for you to show anything; and for you spaghetti in water would surfice.
@bim_pure@MrMedshr@UniofOxford@OxfordPhysics Not sure about that fallacy, I'm more of a science than philosophy person but from what I read that's for polling not modeling. Also Check the alt text for sources yikes. And if you think its hard to find evidence I'd suggest searching via images, maybe you'll provide some.
@bim_pure@MrMedshr@UniofOxford@OxfordPhysics When it comes to arguing people of the persuasion that masks are ineffective, on Twitter no less, I’m not going far beyond what I initially find in a minute Google search. That graph, while not data from a controlled study, is still more than you or they have presented. And ouch