Laputan Machine
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The only studies that are judged as successful have the tolerances set so wide as to be completely useless in terms of scientific worth.One approach that is used is to graph all the models, look at the upper and lower bounds and the average of all of the model's outputs. I haven't studied it that much but I severely doubt many of them predict that there will be absolutely no climate change going on.
As for a 100% failure rate - no they don't have a 100% failure rate at all. They are better predictors than saying nothing is going on and some of them are pretty much on the money. It may be that the average of all the models is actually too conservative. That remains to be seen.
Given there is no worldwide control mechanism I doubt anything will make much of a difference though. The only thing I agree with is that the third world's use and lack of control will negate any efforts by the first world to bring things under control. They have too large a population and their governments are too recalcitrant. They have a chip on their shoulders about the west that basically we have grown our economies and they'll be buggered if they are going to control their emissions.
If China exceeds the CO2 emission of ALL DEVELOPED COUNTRIES COMBINED, why are all these political bodies focusing on the West? What is the point? Why aren't they combining their efforts to reduce Chinese emissions through things like sanctions? Oh, because all these people in influential positions personally benefit from Chinese industry, investments, and they also are involved in terms of personal finances in all these 'green economy' scams...that's why.
If you can say with a straight face that all these people pushing climate change are genuinely concerned in light of their own personal actions, I don't know what to tell you/