You didn't understand my post. I said the analogy was stupid because it would only be valid if bridges never existed. But thanks for helping me make my point even more. Because the analogy is comparing an actual viable structure to a theory. Of course structural integrity of structures can be determined before they are constructed. Another flaw in your comment is that my remark about debt had nothing to do with it being incurred do to warmist policies. Just irresponsible spending and the hypocrisy when he commented on the shape of the world that future generations would inherit due to irresponsible ecological policy and behavior and fiscal irresponsibility is inconsequential.
Nope, I did not misunderstand your post. But let's play along and give you another analogy that suits your criteria: a space elevator. It does not exist, yet we know we cannot construct it at the moment because of the science, the computer models, the math, etc... behind it. So, if 98% of the scientists would say we cannot construct a space elevator because it would collaps, would you build it?
You don not understand what a theory is. Please see my post #47 in this thread, but I'll quote it here:
[...] I have a feeling of misunderstanding here. It's like debating religion where people will say "oh, but evolution is just a theory". The daily use of the word theory is something different than a scientific use of the word theory. In daily use of these words people see the word fact as something stronger, an undeniable truth, and a theory as something that is an interpretation, an opinion, an idea... In science it's the complete opposite. In science the word fact is as good as a synonym of 'to observe' (I observe the temperature to be 20°C in here). The next step is a hypothesis where someone will try to formulate an idea to explain observations. This must be testable otherwise you can not verify or refute it. It's followed by a 'law' that is based on the observation of a lot of facts and in some way it's still a hypothesis, but it's used to describes what happens without explaining it. Final step is a theory. Basically it's the same as a hypothesis that has witstood all attempts to falsify it. It's more than a hypothesis or a law because it describes the observations and the mechanics behind it. A theory cannot be false.
I even posted a scientific study a few posts earlier that shows a direct link between CO2 coming from poluting industries and warming of the planet. I posted it especially for people who say "Oh, but it's just a theory" or "It's just based on computer models" and all that jazz. This DIRECT evidence comes from finetuned observations (I quote from the article: "caught in the act"). Did you read it? Why do you still see climate change as just an idea?
I understand that your comment about debt wasn't directly about global warming and I should have been more careful with my words. Yet if you say that a massive debt is what is going to crush us and not greenhouse gases, you fail to understand that global warming IS going to cost money, A LOT, whether you agree or not if it's man made.