Do global warming deniers believe that TV sports anchors could beat the New England Patriots at football?

I ask this because in a current question Anonymous believes TV weather announcers know more about climate than actual scientists.

Deniers seems to think that people that talk about stuff are better at it than people that actually do it.

2017-05-09T16:19:33Z

Here is the question in question /question/index?qid=20170508173202AAsjAvV
The asker conflates weather broadcasters with actual scientists.

2017-05-09T20:17:17Z

In addition to being scientifically challenged, deniers also seem to be profoundly lazy. It appears that they didn't even look at the link in the original question. As an example, it's quite clear that Ottawa Mike didn't. The original question had a link to "...a recent national survey of AMS weathercasters" I guess he missed that part, as did the anonymous asker (Ottawa Mike?)

2017-05-09T20:20:23Z

Davie Bwoi, TV weather broadcasters use models written by ACTUAL SCIENTISTS--you know, the same ones warning you about global warming.

2017-05-09T20:54:26Z

I'm going to give "Best Answer" to Kano, because his answer illustrates just how gullible he is and how he doesn't check his sources at all. It is very typical of deniers to not check the accuracy of anything they read.

Kano2017-05-09T19:11:20Z

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That question was about meteorologist's not TV weather announcers.
Climate science involves many different sciences, from physics to geology, but meteorology has to be the closest to the heart of the science.
Meteorologists are the New England Patriots of climate science.

Carolyn2017-05-11T00:53:33Z

No one can. They cheat really well

JimZ2017-05-09T18:29:50Z

Could the anchors beat the NE Pats, No, but they could probably beat the Chargers.
Many anchors, like the little drip Bob Costas, probably couldn't beat his way out of a paper bag. Many other sports anchors, like Phil Simms, Colinsworth, etc are former stars and they earned their expertise on the field.
Even though Simms beat my Broncos in a Superbowl, I still appreciate his expertise.

Many TV weathermen got their degrees and therefore, their opinions are more informed than your average Bear (or Charger) but yeah I don't really listen to them much either.

Davie Bwoi2017-05-09T18:02:01Z

People who predict the weather trends 1 day to 4 weeks in advance are extremely accurate , so clearly they must know what they're on about.
People who predict the long term future results of weather trends have never gotten a single prediction right, so clearly they can't have a clue what they're on about.

So as a professed lover of all things scientific, have a look at the statements above which are drawn from observable data and tell me on the basis of the evidence observed, who knows more about the climate? (climate essentially being a descriptive term for long term weather)

Anonymous2017-05-09T17:51:27Z

Lol

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