Frank, I am only saying you are retarded to use 2 years worth of predictions as evidence that the IPPC has been quite accurate. That is all I am saying at this moment.
CIMP5 could be all BS, or it could be perfect, in either case, 2 years worth of predictions is not evidence that the IPCC has been quite accurate.
'Retarded'.
(I'll humour your use of that word for now)
CIMP5 builds on the work of CIMP3, which I showed you has what moviefan would call 'spectacularly accurate' projections, and a longer track record to prove it.
If you want 'retarded' claims, take a look at moviefan's statements, such as his belief that the fact that 15 of the 16 warmest years happened this century is all due to 'natural variability', a view which has been given a 0.01% chance of being correct.
http://www.theguardian.com/environme...e-change-study
That is a 'retarded' claim.
If you've been following this thread, you'd know that the bet was based on how accurate the IPCC's projections are, it turned out they were quite good just as it turned out moviefan is a weasel who won't honour his word. Just as you've been shown that the earlier work of CIMP3 has been shown to be good, there is no reason to doubt that a new and improved projection would be better.
Now given that the IPCC has a much better track record then moviefan, wattsupwiththat, Tim Ball, Judith Curry or any of the other deniers, you have to look at the chart and accept that both the work seems accurate and the projections they are making into the future should worry you. Unless you're a cook who thinks that the vast majority of scientists are wrong and that work is 'non-science'.