Yes I totally agree with both of your comments. I wanted to change the topic of conversation to the point the parent made. Maybe I should have replied to parent

Yes I totally agree with both of your comments. I wanted to change the topic of conversation to the point the parent made. Maybe I should have replied to parent with that point. Thanks for showing me that site! I still want to know if anyone thinks the parent's skepticism of climate change models is/isn't warranted given the fact that the scientific research community (epidemiologists, virologists, and scientists generally [AFAIK]) basically aligned completely with the view that anything other than extreme responses to Covid would end in disastrous ruin by generating and pointing to these models. I want to be clear that I am not questioning the science of climate change here, but how do we know that the models we rely on to predict the future effects of climate change will be accurate? Could Covid really be an indicator that the scientific community is the boy who cried wolf? I'm not saying I think that, but I don't know enough to completely discredit the position.