Talk about dancing. Among your many evasions, I noticed that you ignored the point that the changes were far more newsworthy than the "normal processes" that you were talking about.
And you are an idiot if you think that different weighting of measurements in the sea based on bucket use makes the bet invalid.
In any event, I'm not calling for the bet to be invalidated. Quite the contrary -- what I and others have been saying is that I clearly won the bet.
What you don't understand is that you can't take raw numbers from two different data sets and just pair them up, side by side, to produce fairy-tale conclusions. If you want to compare the numbers, you have to make the essential adjustments to the raw data so that the numbers are comparable.
Stop lying.
Its the same data, different weighting for bucket use, that's the only difference.
Same raw numbers.
You are lying.
It's easy. The new NASA graph bumped the anomalies for recent years by at least 0.05ºC.
Luck of the draw, loser.
They adjusted the numbers and they went up a bit, but so what, they could have gone down.
You lost a bit there, but you were losing already, its not a big deal.
So, to get comparable data, subtract at least 0.05ºC from 0.845ºC and see if you get a number that is at least equal to 0.83ºC.
If 0.845ºC minus 0.05ºC gives you a number that is sufficiently less than 0.83ºC, then you can conclude that I won the bet.
No, that's to get different data.
The NASA data says the year is 0.84ºC.
You lost the bet.
Don't you remember what the bet was?
This was the bet:
If that's the chart you're saying will hit 0.83 at the end of 2015, we definitely have a bet.
The bet wasn't 'NASA mumbers minus whatever it takes to make me win'.
Loser.
And you know what, even with your tampering with the numbers to try to win, you are still very likely to lose a second time.
If December's anomaly is as high as November's then you'd lose again even with your weasel numbers.
We are presently 0.045ºC off of nailing the 20 year projection of 0.2ºC/decade, even with the revised numbers, so its more then likely that the IPCC projections totally nailed it and you are about to lose the bet a second time.
You lost.
Deal with it and buy the books, loser.