[doktor2un]

I’d love to see the raw data.

[foltik]

Here's a raw table in .txt format from NASA

https://data.giss.nasa.gov/gistemp/graphs/graph_data/Global_...

[tonymet]

That’s not the raw data. The original recordings were made by merchants on parchment. They measured the volume of water in a wooden box, to set the buoyancy for their loads

[Certhas]

There are tons of raw data available freely and publicly. In my estimation, there is no comparable scientific discipline with a better curated data environment.

What exact raw data would you want? I am sure ChatGPT can throw together some python that will download the relevant data.

[rwmj]

https://cds.climate.copernicus.eu/datasets

[idiotsecant]

You are capable of operating Google, right?

[mempko]

And what will you do with the raw data? Are you trained in processing and interpreting it? How good is your math?

[eimrine]

Climate deniers are perfectly trained for finding some weak spots in any data anytime they want. It would be better for them to be trained enough to show at least any links to any studies though. It is so hard to convince a climate denier to give at least one climate-denying source for the sake of experiencing some laugher together.

[genewitch]

you're right this is much to complicated and important for anyone to understand. just take our word for it that we have to make things more expensive, raise taxes, and restrict freedoms to fix it.