The more we learn...My problem is when your side wants to completely discredit science without even attempting to do any science to do it.
We want science to be done CORRECTLY. Computer models are not science. They are science fiction. They are no better than those who program them. Furthermore, models are inherently inaccurate. Take a look at ANY climate change study and you will see the following statement "we use a simple model". A SIMPLE MODEL. Here is the reality of computer models. The most advanced computer models on the planet are those called CFD or Computational Fluid Dynamics Models, and the most advanced versions of those are the ones used in Formula One racing, and aerospace design (the two are almost identical), they are used to develop parts for the race cars and they are trying to get more speed out of those parts so the race cars can go faster around the race track. Simple.
They are only working with a few, very well known variables, and they are expensive, and extremely complex. A decent one costs 50 million dollars to buy, and millions of dollars to run. They run 24/7 during the race season, and they run tens of thousands of models to try and modify existing parts to make them better. After 10,000 runs, they will find a part design that gives promise, so they will actually build that design, put it on the car, and test it in a wind tunnel. Less than one percent of those parts gives an advantage.
That is the reality of computer models. The example I gave you is the most complex, most expensive computer model IN THE WORLD...and more than 99.9% of its output is shit.
So you expect me to give a shit about a self described "simple" computer model, developed by people who can't even do basic algebra? They are not practicing science, if they were they wouldn't need to falsify data as they have been caught doing time and time again.
If you care about science, and the scientific method, may I suggest you look to the sciences that actually practice best practices, and not forging their data.