As an elective science class, I took one long ago that explored all the different fields of science and gave us rudimentary exposure to each including quantum physics. Quantum physics is one of those fairly new fields of science--it has been around for only a century or so--that is just beginning to touch on all the possibiities that exist.
The most the average public ever needs to know about it is that everything in the universe is not an absolute and we cannot depend on what works at global or universal levels to be the same in very limited or microscopic levels and vice versa. As Einstein put it: "The more success the quantum theory has, the sillier it looks."
But isn't that the case in so many things? A minute bit of arsenic can be medicine while in larger doses it is poison. A 'micro' economic system in one homogenous place is disastrous when applied on a much larger scale. What works for New York City is ridiculous when applied to a Mayberry U.S.A. et al. A living wage one place is totally inadequate as a living wage another place, etc. etc. etc.
But one thing is for sure. It is reasonable to believe that climate models using limited data that do not, perhaps cannot, include all the variables that affect the climate of planet Earth or any other planet are piss poor tools to use in establishling global policy and planning global economy.
"It is reasonable to believe that climate models using limited data that do not, perhaps cannot, include all the variables that affect the climate of planet Earth or any other planet are piss poor tools to use in establishling global policy and planning global economy"
Said in other words, "ignorance is bliss".
Perhaps. Sometimes.
Fortunately for us, the doers of the world take a different stand akin to, don't wait for perfection or absolute understanding. The money/improvement potential business is risky. Don't be the first or last to act on probability.
As I pointed out earlier, there are some folks who have waited 2400 years to be certain our earth is spheroidal. It's a good thing that nobody counts on them for anything.
Similarly, nobody counts on science deniers in other fields for anything. We expect them to be carried across the finish line on the backs of doers. As has always happened.
Perfectly safe is sorry.