Climate computer models, on average, predict double the warming that actually happens.
Predictions of a coming climate crisis seemed to start with oceanographer Roger Revelle in 1957 -- that was 64 years ago -- so where is the crisis?
There are two choices in thinking about global warming:
(1) Believing predictions of a coming climate crisis, that have been wrong for 64 years in a row, or
(2) Considering your own experience, along with about seven billion other people, LIVING WITH some, or all, of the mild, harmless ACTUAL global warming since the mid-1970s.
You will hear the objections:
" "Scientists say ... "
and
"The computers say ...".
That is the time to remind people:
"Computers "say" whatever their programmers want them to say.
And they have consistently predicted double the global warming that actually happens".
There is no point in arguing the science -- one wild guess of the future climate is no better than any other wild guess.
But actual experience LIVING WITH global warming is real.