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A Question of Questioning Ethics Without Gods
Can there be real enforceable ethics without God? Can there be an ethics of God without proof of God? Continue reading
Seeking Mertonian Norms in Global Warming Studies
A brief review of the Mertonian Norms of Science, and a review of how they are not demonstrated much in Global Warming science… Along with a lament about how to reverse that. Continue reading
Posted in AGW Science and Background, Political Current Events, Science Bits
Tagged AGW, Ethics, Global Warming, Mertonian, Norms, science
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Ethical Questions with No Room For Climategate
Some notes on the Stanford “conversation” on ethics in Climate Change. Continue reading
Ethics, Stanford: A question of balance.
Stanford will be having a discussion of the ethics of Global Warming Science. The panel and agenda make it look like a ‘hit piece’ is likely with attempts to frame “Climate Denialism” as equivalent to being a Pro Tobacco Shill. Open meeting though, so who knows who all might show up ;-) Continue reading
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Tagged Climategate, Ethics, Global Warming, Stanford
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