Crick: And what might your basis for that opinion? I rather doubt you've ever done any coding, you obviously have no better than a remedial science education and most certainly have no familiarity whatsoever with current climate modeling. I also am absolutely certain that your sources suffer from the same shortcomings. So... justify yourself doof.
ME:
The output from any computer model is dependent on the data that is input into it, the parameters/constants(assumptions) that are used, and algorithms and programming logic that processes the data to arrive at whatever conclusions. The validity of the data, accuracy of the assumptions, and logic employed by the programming are all at the mercy of the people who create the model; however flawed any and all of that shows up in the results.
The history of all climate models that predict future climate catastrophe have without exception turned out to be wrong, significantly so in most instances. The computer merely processes what it is given, so when the conclusions reached are inaccurate then it kinda casts doubt on the veracity of those who created them and those who try to support certain political and financial actions. Especially when so much money is involved and political futures at stake. In other words: