re: #175 Bagua

You could start with the “uncertaintyguidancenote” from the the IPCC Fourth Assessment Report.

Climate Change 2007: The Physical Science Basis

Here it is verbatim:

Table 4. Likelihood Scale

Terminology Likelihood of the occurrence/ outcome
Virtually certain = >99% probability of occurence
Very likely = >90% probability
Likely = >66% probability
About as likely as not = 33 to 66% probability
Unlikely =[less then]33% probability
Very Unlikely =[less than] 10% probability
Exceptionally unlikely =[less than] 1% probability]

ed. I added words in bracket [less than] as I could not post the notation and added the = sign.

Bagua, that is such crap, stop squirming.

I made three definitive statements in that post. I claimed that the science about them leading ultimately to a catastrophe, if left unchecked was certain. This is not about IPCC and the multitude of things it does and doesn not cover.

This was about three, well defined and certain statements. You claimed they are not certain.

OK.

Back that up or shut up. I get tired of your word games and you whining.

You are not a scientist in this field, you do not have either the background or the evidence to back up your aspersions and I am tired of them.