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The cartoon reminds me of the notion of “predistortion” of science in politics advocated by one congressman
His example: If you know the true answer is 0 but also know that your political opponent will claim it’s -5, perhaps you should (falsely) claim it’s +5
This is OK, right? pic.twitter.com/d8tIze3vIr
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Roger Pielke Jr.
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Honestly I’m flattered that these guys see my work as so important that they feel like have to make a cartoon to willfully misrepresent it 🙏
I might use this cartoon in the sequel!
The actual book with the actual arguments —> amazon.com/Honest-Broker-… twitter.com/johnfocook/sta…
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George Everding
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Landscape prof at architecture school told us in his practice he would design the appropriate number of trees, then take half of them off the drawing he presented to the planning commission, because they always would ask for twice what he showed them.
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Toons Mag
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Like it! We would like to invite you to visit our cartoons. toonsmag.com/2017/02/trump-…
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Willis Eschenbach
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John Cook. Say no more.
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