Will we be able to control the weather before 2050?
➕
Plus
14
Ṁ463
2050
20%
chance

"We" refers to humans, human-generated tools, AIs, etc.

Control the weather refers to being able to cause every climate condition which is within the normal range for some region, under some reasonable timeframe.

For example, a necessary, but not sufficient, condition would be that, if it rains on one day per week in Paris, then we can decide to make it rain on Monday, and not on any day for the rest of the week, whether or not that would have been the case without our intervention.

See also:
/Bayesian/will-we-be-able-to-control-the-weat-f47455a10483
/Bayesian/will-we-be-able-to-control-the-weat

/Bayesian/will-we-be-able-to-control-the-weat-ae971df8b4cd (This one)

And for a much stronger requirement in terms of weather control:
/Bayesian/will-we-have-total-control-over-the

Get
Ṁ1,000
and
S3.00
Sort by:

What if we can make it so that there's a 95% chance of it raining in Paris on Monday and a 5% chance that it'll rain on one of the other days?

How reliable does the method need to be?

@Fion Hmm, I don't think it discredits the control if there's an occasional 1 in 100 fluke, but 5% seems too high. ie that's not strong enough control for the purpose of this question. good question

© Manifold Markets, Inc.Terms + Mana-only TermsPrivacyRules