You are comparing subjective predictions and mathematically modeled predictions. They are not the same thing.
We have enormous amounts of mathematical modelling and a vast history of information about our atmospheric history. Using this, we can make inferences about what is likely to happen due to climate change.
If I were to just make a rando statement about what will happen when climate change comes, that's different.
Learning to separate the two is an important tool.
We have enormous amounts of mathematical modelling and a vast history of information about our atmospheric history. Using this, we can make inferences about what is likely to happen due to climate change.
If I were to just make a rando statement about what will happen when climate change comes, that's different.
Learning to separate the two is an important tool.