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by TeMPOraL
2744 days ago
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> I was rather stunned that somebody so intelligent would be so willingly not so in other areas. Judging by the Wikipedia article, he's Christian. Which means creationism is a part of his belief systems. As for climate skepticism, hard to say, though I am curious about one thing. Wikipedia mentions him doing a lot of atmospheric research, hand has some pretty charts near the end - charts that, to my layman's opinion, should show a rising trend (due to correlation between water vapour and carbon dioxide in the atmosphere), not a steady one. Could anyone comment on that and their relevance? |
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This is only true for some doctrinal subsets of Christianity, and it's rare in European christian communities.
Far weirder to find someone who's innovated in atmospheric research - a great little paper on how to determine atmospheric water content with a $10 IR thermometer - who doesn't believe in climate change.
(https://journals.ametsoc.org/doi/pdf/10.1175/2011BAMS3215.1 if you want the paper)