[Pontiac]

This understanding could lead to improved climate models to help understand our own changing world, Blättler said, as "any model you build of the climate has to be able to accurately predict the past."

Something the Global Warming catastrophist could learn.

But if they did they would have to find a new way to make a living.

[GOPJ]

...Blättler said, as "any model you build of the climate has to be able to accurately predict the past."

Something the Global Warming catastrophist could learn. But if they did they would have to find a new way to make a living.

Ummm, they're have to find a new way to scam people.

[sparklite2]

Predicting the past has a foot in religion, too.

Some writer tells of a past event, but does it
as someone writing long before the event.
The predictions he makes will thus be
uncannily accurate, inasmuch as the event
happened a long time ago.

But wannabe believers will marvel at the accuracy
of the ‘old’ book and decide it could only be divine.

The snake thus eats its own tail and religions are born.