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Originally Posted by PlayadelSoul
The whole basis of the science is based on computer models. Ever seen (I know you have) the computer models for a hurricane? Anything over 48 hours, and they are all over the place. Now, take that and multiply it by thousands (if not more) and make sure to add a bunch of unknowns into the equation. You going to bet the farm?  |
Apples and pears: a computer model for something so localised that occurs over a few days and is very fast moving can't be used to discredit another model for something which is global, of very slow increment (but nonetheless steady) and will last for thousands of years. The fact that there are thousands of contributing factors all going in the same direction will only make it more cohesive, not less: strength in numbers.
But, then again you already knew that...
