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Is the code open source? No, it's secretive and proprietary. So you actually don't know. Contrast with air dispersion code you can download from the EPA. Seriously, check it out, and demand the same access for any weather SW used to steer trillions :https://www.epa.gov/scram/air-quality-dispersion-modeling-preferred-and-recommended-models …
The models track nicely as "predictions" after the fact. Yet to see any actual predictions that, you know, predict ahead of time, the gold standard of real science.
In one bubble (which you entered the debate from), we all "burn" in an apocalyptic-like hell, give or take 10% of the economy. In the other bubble, the world continues on pretty much the same as it, and the plants are happier. In which bubble does the pink elephant seem to live?
I think the “marketing” of climate science to the public is not credible but scientists are not known to be good marketers. I can’t judge the science.
Nicely? They are way off and should not be something we makes plans to spend literally Trillions on. If I was off on my sales forecast as much as the Climate Predictions are, I would have been fired long ago. And I don't get to adjust my sales history to make it look better.
And then, suddenly, they got surprised by 25-sigma events appearing 5 times in a row. You cannot apply naive fitting techniques to model and predict complex domains. No amount of historical data lets you there improve model accuracy when it comes to rare, most impactful events.
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