The biggest uncertainty with future predictions of the climate models isn't any inaccurate modeling of the climate system, but the modelling of the human compon

The biggest uncertainty with future predictions of the climate models isn't any inaccurate modeling of the climate system, but the modelling of the human component. Because , what warming we see in the future is really up to humanity and what we do about it. What the models CAN do is say 'look, if we do nothing this might happen , or if we do this thing, this might happen'. Helping us understand the impact of human action is their most important function imo. But really their accuracy when looking back will depend on what we do. EDIT: Are there really that many people here who don't believe humans are the ones driving global warming ?