Flaws in Climate Models

Many climate models used for forecasting climate change are considered fundamentally flawed, leading to potential misguidance in policy decisions. While humans have increasingly relied on data to predict environmental, social, and economic changes, the complexity of these interactions often exceeds the predictive capabilities of current models. For instance, breaking temperature records in 2023 revealed limitations in forecast accuracy, as actual climate events surpassed expectations. This raises significant concerns about relying on outdated models that fail to account for rapid changes in climate dynamics.