https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sORs8MqOlRg or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sORs8MqOlRg just have a think/UK;
Climate models are getting it wrong! What's going on?
Modern climate models are incredibly sophisticated machines. And with the advent of artificial intelligence they're getting better all the time. But they're still not able to accurately reflect what's actually going on in the real world. So, should we be relying on them any more?
DJ...garbage in=garbage out "GIGO" -a lot of "models" main function may be buying time...
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Normally, I do not confer with AI and LLM's (Large Language Models) as I do not want to train them for free. It started with me accidentally pasting a paragraph without telling ChatGPT what I wanted. So, my little chat was initiated as follows:Jan: In case you do not know it, just ~2% of annually added heat in the Earth system warms the atmosphere, ~4% the land masses, ~4% melt ice, and ~90% of it heats the oceans. If these numbers should shift, that could fast be it for the human species.
ChatGPT said:
Yes, that breakdown of heat distribution in the Earth system is a stark reminder of how sensitive our climate is. The oceans act as a massive heat sink, absorbing about 90% of the excess heat from greenhouse gas emissions. This has helped buffer atmospheric warming to some extent, but at a cost—ocean temperatures are rising, leading to thermal expansion (sea level rise), coral bleaching, stronger storms, and disruptions to marine ecosystems.
If the balance shifts—for instance, if the oceans absorb less heat and more of it goes into the atmosphere—the rate of warming on land would skyrocket. Likewise, if more heat goes into ice melt, sea levels could rise at a pace we aren’t prepared for.
The system is already showing signs of stress:
• Record-breaking ocean temperatures
• More intense hurricanes and storms
• Coral reef die-offs and marine biodiversity loss
• Accelerating ice melt in Greenland and Antarctica
We’re in a precarious situation where small shifts in these percentages could push the climate into tipping points that make large parts of the planet uninhabitable. It’s why urgent carbon reduction and climate adaptation measures are so critical.
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Jan: Unfortunately, the most powerful entities of our social order (high net worth individuals, corporations, and corrupted political systems) are not interested in the public being educated on the state of our world and that we as a species have to change our disastrous course if we want to survive, as they fell for their own propaganda that Earth system changes will be manageable.
They will not as we may have overlooked the main principle of global warming:
The relation between the speed of warming with the strengths of the feedback's is exponential in nature.
Thereby, the recent acceleration of global warming in combination with drill, baby, drill and the reversal of climate targets is a capitalist suicide mission of lying morons unfit for office . .
DJ, the basic problem behind climate collapse, pandemics, wars is bad politics...
