HotWhopper: Hong Yan

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Thursday, March 12, 2015

Back to normal at WUWT: Dog whistles and big announcements

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After a short interlude of tedious boring, WUWT is back to normal. I last wrote about Anthony Watts and his blog: "Is this a lull before his next "big announcement" or dogwhistle to his lynch mob?" Turns out it was both.

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Denialism

Short explanation of denialism from RationalWiki (as is practiced by fake skeptics of climate science).

Denialism blog

Lewandowsky et al: "Recursive Fury" on denialism and conspiracy ideation

Bob Altemeyer's The Authoritarians (for insight into behavioural traits common to climate science deniers as well as bigots (in regard to sexism, homophobia, racism etc))

In defence of climate science denier! (HotWhopper)

The 5 telltale techniques of climate change denial - John Cook on CNN

Deniers are not innocent - HotWhopper article

Definition of Denier (Oxford): A person who denies something, especially someone who refuses to admit the truth of a concept or proposition that is supported by the majority of scientific or historical evidence. ‘a prominent denier of global warming’ ‘a climate change denier’

Alternative definition: A former French coin, equal to one twelfth of a Sou, which was withdrawn in the 19th century. Oxford. (The denier has since resurfaced with reduced value.)

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