Apparently, when scientists say "we don't really know what is going to happen," a lot of us subconsciously interpret it as "even the scientists can't say it wil

Apparently, when scientists say "we don't really know what is going to happen," a lot of us subconsciously interpret it as "even the scientists can't say it will be bad, we will probably be fine." Turns out, when scientists say that, they literally mean it. Cue 49°C heat wave at Canada. "We don't really know" should be considered an absolutely terrifying phrase out of the mouth of a climate scientist - and we'll be hearing it for years to come.