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Nothing but a theory.(Letter to the Editor)
I read with interest the article by Mr. Behreandt on global warming ("Getting Burned by Bad Science," November 14 issue). Present global warming theory has a huge following by those I would put in the category of extreme environmentalists.
As a scientist who has dedicated my life's work to electronics, I can tell you that when a true scientist comes up with a hypothesis, or if you rather a theory, he does not accept the truth of this theory until after tests are conducted that cover all aspects of the conditions of the subject under study. This is done to reach a correct conclusion.
The junk scientist comes up with a ...
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Source: HighBeam Research, Nothing but a theory.(Letter to the Editor)