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IPCC Falsification: Can We Identify Trends That Are Not Consistent With Noisy Data?

William Connolley seems to be having a little trouble understanding how one can apply statistics to a set consisting of a time series with many data pairs, and then state a range for climate trends that are consistent with the noisy data.
As it happens it’s easy using standard statistical techniques applied to data [...]

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