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Are you claiming that it is chaotic in the way that weather is? Or, if not, why would such a comparison make sense? Like, why does it make more sense than "the
by drdeca 5y ago
Are you claiming that it is chaotic in the way that weather is? Or, if not, why would such a comparison make sense?
Like, why does it make more sense than "the people at the LHC claim they understand well enough to be confident that the LHC wont produce a black hole that swallows the earth, but how can we trust that when computer models can't predict the weather next week?" ? What does one have to do with the other?
It is not at all clear to me that the inability to predict the weather is at all a good reason to significantly doubt the accuracy of their models of the impact of the wastewater fluid. There may be other good reasons to doubt it! I'm not claiming their models are good, I know very little about it. But, without a further explanation as to why the two are comparable in this way, I don't see the "but we can't precisely predict the weather for next week" argument as having any non-negligible weight.