Lying With Charts, Global Warming Edition

[Nederland]

55. You raise an interesting point

Yes, the IPCC underestimated how fast CO2 levels would rise. However, those same CO2 level predictions that the IPCC underestimated were used by the computer models to predict future temperatures. Now logically one would expect that if the CO2 levels the models used in their calculations were too low, the temperature outputs of those model would be too low as well. Instead, we see the reverse is true--IPCC computer models have consistently predicted temperatures that were higher than those that were observed. This demonstrates just how poor the models are at this point in time, and proves beyond doubt that we do not understand climate well enough to know what the future will look like.