"...8th grader Easton Gamoke is enjoying fame like never before. He manages to hit an incredible full court buzzer beater to give his team the win. As if that's not enough, when local TV news shows up to interview him, he sinks the same shot for the second time - and a legend among his peers is born..."

As usual, RM doesn't see the hypocrisy of her own position. Quite typical. She started off OK. Yes - it is very true that focusing on OUTLIERS does not make those outliers normal. A few videos of rare full-court buzzer beaters doesn't mean that full-court buzzer beaters are normal. They are outliers. Well observed.

Where she loses it is in her classification of AGW as 'normal' and the snow in Washington as 'not disproving AGW'. The AGW movement has been defrocked in the past months. What I've known for YEARS has become relatively common knowledge. The so-called 'scientists' were rigging the data. They ignored contrary opinions. They buried contradictions in their own research. They used articles from laymen and called them 'experts'. They took articles from journalists, and called them 'scientists'.

In short - it is the AGW movement that has been trying to portray the outliers as 'normal'. They are taking the most extreme, far-fetched, and outlandish projections they can possibly distill from their faulty data. Then they have allowed politically motivated interest groups to falsely portray these unrealistic outliers as 'normal' or 'accurate' when in fact they are the opposite.

So who are the people that are trying to make the buzzer-beaters look like normal events? From where I sit as a professional analyst and statistician, it is the Global Warmers who are the ones exaggerating their case. Their AGW movement is political - not science. They want taxes and massive government spending, and they are wresting science to do it.

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