> How accurate can they possibly get with climate change modeling? At least as accurate as weather reports, which can be pretty reliable days in advance. The o

> How accurate can they possibly get with climate change modeling? At least as accurate as weather reports, which can be pretty reliable days in advance. The outcome of a football match often can't be predicted accurately during the match. This should suggest that the atmosphere and a sport are qualitatively different things. > What happens if they say the climate is fine? They go into some other statistical modelling field, probably to do with meteorology, and we start to get accurate weather reports two weeks in advance. It's not like high-level sports players, who have specialised into that sport, and are unlikely to ever be high-level players of any other sport. (If anything, there are incentives for high-level sports players to throw games to keep them more exciting! Maybe that's why we can't predict the games? It's not, but what if it were?)