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It passes my understanding why disciplines who know damn well their object of study is a Chaotic System routinely ignore that fact when creating their Models. Further, various subsidary parts of these Models are incorporated incorrectly as well, Migeru's example of glaciers being essentially viscous fluids is a case in point.
I'm sure it's all great fun to spend one's time creating bogus Models, crank the math around, and then publish papers and reports saying how wonderful the modelers are. However, when the object of study is a dire problem - such as Global Climate Change - I submit this silliness is completely irresponsible. Have epistemological model of Complex Information environments. Will Travel.
Which part of "there is no need to panic" didn't you understand? No wonder he's the Penn State professor, and not us. "It's the statue, man, The Statue."
Perhaps my bad attitude is why I never get invited to the best parties? Have epistemological model of Complex Information environments. Will Travel.
