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Time Magazine

Popular Magazine

Time Magazine is a popular weekly magazine founded in the U.S. in 1923. It has over 3 million subscribers.
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Time Magazine's Opinions

Agree
The disease is striking in beachside beatnik pads and in the dormitories of expensive prep schools; it has grown into an alarming problem at U.C.L.A. and on the U.C. campus at Berkeley. And everywhere the diagnosis is the same: psychotic illness resulting from unauthorized, nonmedical use of the drug LSD.
11 Mar 1966    Source


Disagree
Whatever the cause of the cooling trend, its effects could be extremely serious, if not catastrophic. Scientists figure that only a 1% decrease in the amount of sunlight hitting the earth's surface could tip the climatic balance, and cool the planet enough to send it sliding down the road to another ice age within only a few hundred years.
24 Jun 1974    Source

Agree
Be worried. Be very worried. ...Pump enough CO2 into the sky, and that last part per million of greenhouse gas behaves like the 212th degree Fahrenheit that turns a pot of hot water into a plume of billowing steam.
03 Apr 2006    Source


Agree
Ruined lives. Lost fortunes. Federal crimes. Scientology poses as a religion but is really a ruthless global scam -- and aiming for the mainstream.
06 May 1991    Source


Disagree
Pump enough CO2 into the sky, and that last part per million of greenhouse gas behaves like the 212th degree Fahrenheit that turns a pot of hot water into a plume of billowing steam.
03 Apr 2006    Source


Disagree
In the end, though, it will not be the creative paralysis that defines Bush. It will be his intellectual laziness, at home and abroad. Bush never understood, or cared about, the delicate balance between freedom and regulation... He never considered the complexities of the cultures he was invading, [nor] that faith, unaccompanied by rigorous skepticism, is a recipe for myopia and foolishness. ... He is less than President now, and that is appropriate. He was never very much of one.
26 Nov 2008    Source


Comparisons with Other Experts and Influencers

The similarity between Time Magazine and each expert and influencer is calculated by looking at how the same questions were answered. These figures are used to calculate conforming, nonconforming, and projected opinions. The accuracy of the analysis depends on Time Magazine's coverage, which grows with the number of their opinions entered into TakeOnIt.

Agree
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
(IPCC) Scientific Body formed by U.N.
100% agreement / 1 opinions

Bill Gates
Microsoft Cofounder, Philanthropist
100% agreement / 1 opinions

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
President of Iran
100% agreement / 1 opinions

Andrew Dessler
Climatology Professor
100% agreement / 1 opinions

Mostly Agree
Henry Abraham
Psychiatrist
75% agreement / 1 opinions

The Economist
Politics and Business Magazine
75% agreement / 1 opinions

In-Between
Nathan Paldor
Meteorology Professor
50% agreement / 1 opinions

Mostly Disagree
David Abrahart
Researcher
25% agreement / 1 opinions

Roy Spencer
Meteorologist
25% agreement / 1 opinions

Disagree
Monte Hieb
Mining Engineer
0% agreement / 1 opinions

Leopold Hermle
Doctor, Medical Researcher
0% agreement / 1 opinions

George W. Bush
United States President 2001-2009
0% agreement / 1 opinions

Tom Segalstad
Geology Professor
0% agreement / 1 opinions

Andrew Roberts
Historian, Conservative
0% agreement / 1 opinions

Richard Lindzen
Meteorology Professor
0% agreement / 1 opinions

Conforming Opinions

Time Magazine's conforming opinions are opinions that align with the group of experts and influencers Time Magazine typically agrees with.

Coverage Answer Question
Medium Disagree Do negative feedback loops mostly cushion the effect of atmospheric CO2 increases?

Projected Opinions

Time Magazine's projected opinions are opinions Time Magazine is expected to have if their opinions align with the experts and influencers that they typically agree with.

Coverage Answer Question
Low Agree Will IPCC climate models make accurate predictions?