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your argument has an invalid premise: "Models say X is happening." It's not the models that are saying X (temp goes up) is happening, it's empirical data. A be
by GeoAtreides 2y ago
your argument has an invalid premise: "Models say X is happening."
It's not the models that are saying X (temp goes up) is happening, it's empirical data.
A better argument is:
- We observe X is happening
- create a model of X happening
- use model of X to predict X in the future
- model of X might be or might not be flawed
- meanwhile, X is still happening in the real world
- badgersnake 2y agoIt’s also interesting that this site has been having a collective orgasm over models that frequently give wrong answers for at least a year now. When climate is involved it’s suddenly a big problem.