Are you familiar with the book Scale, in which he lays out how the effects of temperature increases scale superlinearly? It’s a tangential point but interesting and i would be curious your thoughts
Biology is scaling up: "CO2 fertilization effects explain 70% of the observed greening trend, followed by nitrogen deposition (9%), climate change (8%) and land cover change (LCC) (4%)".https://twitter.com/curryja/status/1042527069718994944 …
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Will check it out.
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It’s only one chapter. But it seemed like it would be up your alley
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Curious about your take on climate change. Too politicized at this point? Is there any actual merit to the computer models? They've been poor predictors so far. And it seems the hubris of climate dogmatists is now purposefully leaving out factors like global greening.
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CO2 rise is definitely a big risky experiment, but one with very big benefits -- the various uses of fossil fuels -- which would be hugely costly & risky to remove. Also a huge problem: fighting over the planetary thermostat. It's bad enough among denizens of a single house.
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Thoughts on gen 4 nuclear?
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Awesome
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