i'm now joined by judith curry and american plan, the total induced and professor america at the georgia institute of technology. professor curry, it's amazing to talk to you. thank you very much for being available. well, thank you for inviting me now in one of your articles here. role of that and let me quote here. all things considered planet earth is doing fine. humans are doing better than at any other time in history. and i think it sounds incredulous in our era of almost paramount doomsday anxieties. why are you so chill population, you know, over the last 100 years population has substantially increased poverty has reduced substantially, globally, agricultural productivity is way up. um fewer people per cap adults are dying from weather and climate related disasters on the planet is green me. it seems to enjoy the warmer temperatures and the addition of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. so overall it, it seems like we've done pretty well over the past century. during a period when the planet has been warming. so yeah, that warming is dangerous. i think it was the weakest part of

welcome back to worlds of parts with judith curry and american claim, intelligence and professor america at the georgia institute of technology. profess occurring just before the break we were talking about. or rather you were talking about the need to abandon the attempts to control everything. and instead focus on adapting on whatever and my, the nature brings our way, but i think that's what the require a lot of humility perhaps, and a certain degree of tolerance of, of uncertainty. how do you think those values could be sort of brought back into the public debate, at least on climate change? you know, the, the uncertainty issue is out there. and by trying to ignore it, or minimize that or frame a problem. you know, if so narrowly that uncertainty, you know, it doesn't seem so large. i mean, it's just a very, very big mistake and is very bad for policy making and, or in scientific discourse when there are sort of political values in play. there's always a lot of uncertainty and disagreement as a spice of academic life and you know, nothing is ever settled and you know, that tell the n

or to discuss that i'm now joined by judith country and american plumb intelligence and professor in america at the georgia institute of technology. and professor curry. it's amazing to talk to you. thank you very much for being available. well, thank you for inviting me now in one of your articles you roll that and let me quote here. all things considered planets are.