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The Limits of Computing librarycat.org/lib/gbooch/s...

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Computing and Faith librarycat.org/lib/gbooch/s...

Computing and Science librarycat.org/lib/gbooch/s...

Computing and Nations librarycat.org/lib/gbooch/s...

Computing and Community librarycat.org/lib/gbooch/s...

Computing and the Individual librarycat.org/lib/gbooch/s...

Computing and Commerce librarycat.org/lib/gbooch/s...

Computing and Conflict librarycat.org/lib/gbooch/s...

Computational Thinking librarycat.org/lib/gbooch/s...

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Sigh.

Meteorological models are not economic models.

I have studied deeply, both the history and the current state of weather and climate models. You admittedly have not.

Therefore, stop projecting your experience on something you know nothing about.

Classic Dunning Kruger on your part.

Just a nitpick, you are profoundly wrong and apparently no nothing about contemporary modeling techniques

Apparently, reading comprehension is not your strength.