<Wanders back to the thread after a couple of posts>
<looks around, shakes head in bewilderment and wanders out again>
Before I go, as the basic idea is absolutely barking, I might as well bump this in case anyone wanted the amusement of looking at a discussion of Piers Corbyn's output...
ETA: as haig has been quoting from Corbyn's website, including on this thread, it might be interesting to see how even the Texas sharpshooter fallacy is accurate, as at least involves getting it right after the event.
<looks around, shakes head in bewilderment and wanders out again>
Before I go, as the basic idea is absolutely barking, I might as well bump this in case anyone wanted the amusement of looking at a discussion of Piers Corbyn's output...
Piers Corbyn, yet; there's a name I haven't heard for a while. It seems he still has one true believer left in Haig. That's Piers Corbyn the lunar tick, who announced that the world had already entered a long-term cooling-phase in 2007. Haig was all over that at the time.
"... significant weather extremes and earthquakes in the period around 23rd-27th March".
Stand by for some interesting definitions of "significant" come the end of March. Or complete silence on the subject.
This thread has some gems of Piers in it
http://badscience.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=19285&hilit=piers+corbyn
It is worth it just for the photo sarcastically posted in the OP...
ETA: as haig has been quoting from Corbyn's website, including on this thread, it might be interesting to see how even the Texas sharpshooter fallacy is accurate, as at least involves getting it right after the event.
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