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[QUOTE="ShadowSD:454357"]Man_of_the_Century said:[QUOTE] Ah, but there are many scientists that are incapable of being impartial, therefore not using science the way it should so they can get the results they want. [/QUOTE] I know, I've never doubted it. I'm just saying that those motivations will never reach the threshold of greed's influence, because history has taught us again and again that this is the nature of the human condition. Sure, question everything from either side, it's always the sane approach, but that doesn't automatically translate into both sides being equally credible and equally corruptable. With billions of dollars in financial interest intent on disproving global warming, the scales are tipped so much to that side that no group of scientist's desire to get certain results could compensate for it. Also, consider this: the majority of scientists, who believe in global warming, are the only scientists who won't get a cut of those billions. The ability to turn down money to stick to your principles is a sign of integrity, so to believe global warming a fallacy, you have to believe that each scientist who has proved their integrity in this matter has no integrity when it comes to science, and that only the scientists who doubt global warming and stand to gain from it monetarily are being loyal to science. [/QUOTE]
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