XPost: alt.global-warming, sci.skeptic   
   From: paul.aubrin@invalid.org   
      
   Le 27/01/2026 à 15:54, Vincent Maycock a écrit :   
   >> You only need a large number of "models". It will be very likely that   
   >> one of them will make a good prediction..   
   >> The IPCC made 108 runs of 34 models. That is enough to always find one   
   >> that made some good "prediction" at some moment.   
   > No, they can't do that if they're all in essential agreement with each   
   > other.   
      
   Being in agreement with each other (this is not the case) doesn't   
   matter. A model should be in agreement with OBSERVATIONS. It has been   
   prouved that it is not the case. All current CMIP models have been   
   invalidated (forever).   
      
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