I may be reading this wrongly, but here is the argument as I see it (and btw
I do believe in AGW):

Ken: I believe in science and the scientific process. I believe that there
is a great deal of peer-reviewed science supporting AGW.
David: Agreed.

David: Despite the above, I am not convinced that we are being told the
whole story due to [insert Climategate/email issues/etc]. These things show
that some people disseminating the data/science have vested interests and
are choosing not to reveal anything contrary to their view.
Ken: I don't find the issues you raise relevant. The science stands
completely independently of the people disseminating it.

David: I believe that we are being told the truth, I'm just not sure if it's
the whole truth, so I remain sceptical.
Ken: I am not sceptical. I have seen enough supporting evidence and nothing
that disproves the existence of AGW.

It seems to me that both paths are legitimate choices. Ken/David - what am I
missing?

Happy Friday
Dave

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