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False Climate Computer Models

False Climate Computer Models
A woman stands in front of a model of the Earth holding a thermometer as activists participate in the Global Climate March in Berlin, Germany, on Nov. 29, 2015. Carsten Koall/Getty Images
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Long-term computer modeling (LTCM) is most likely to be predictive in systems that involve a limited number of hard physical science factors. In those areas, the laws of physics are known. Computers can draw straight lines between each known variable, and the final endpoint of the calculation is likely to be true.

John Paul Micha
John Paul Micha
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Dr. Micha is a retired gynecologic oncologist, cancer researcher, and entrepreneur.
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