Comments by "John Berry" (@user-ud6ui7zt3r) on "A Runaway Greenhouse Effect On Earth is Very Unlikely" video.

So, if I understand correctly, scientists (working with a computer model; at the University of Geneva) issued a press release, and then some writer/editor, at some science oriented publication, performed an unwarranted runaway journalism event.
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@manoo422 The climate scammers remind me of numerous episodes of Star Trek in which some aging, high-ranking Star Fleet admiral secretly manipulates facts, and subsequently orders a Star Fleet starship to go to the Neutral Zone and unwittingly start a war. Near the end of such episodes, the unseen hand (of the manipulative admiral) always gets discovered, and a group of swashbuckling lower-rank Star Fleet officers always succeed to make such manipulations "blow up" in the admiral's face. I guess we're the swashbucklers.
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@tommyhawks856 You're preaching to the choir. Nobody knows your message better than I do. I didn't grow up learning "science" from a comic book. Right now, what often annoys me is that legislative and executive branch individuals can have real world feedback data presented to them, usually regarding the infeasibility of mandating the universal adoption of EVs, while somehow remaining blissfully unconcerned. Such legislators and executives seem to be completely swayed by the erroneous claims of substandard climate science. Such legislators and executives seem to be incapable of performing independent critical thinking. They seem more concerned with virtue signaling back 'n' forth with others possessed of a similar mindset.
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Sabine, is it true that the vast majority of breathable Oxygen (on Earth) is produced by tiny little animals called Plankton, and that plankton reside in the oceans?
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@smelltheglove2038 Actually, the models they use to forecast climate (across years) are different from the models they use to forecast weather (across 5 days.) Regarding the 5-day weather forecast models, I’ve determined a few adjustments that always seem to work. One of them is this… I live in what is called Southern Tier NYS. Between June 1st and October 1st, if it is Sunday, and the 5-day forecast says it will rain on Friday, the forecasted rain will happen 2 days sooner than forecasted (on a Wednesday.) Works that way every single time. The same separation between days applies even if the forecast was announced on any remaining day (i.e. Monday thru Saturday.)
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