: With the incredible technology that we have today, why is it still impossible to have 100% accuracy on predicting the weather?
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Because the weather is a system that relies on trillions and trillions of variables. We couldn’t possibly calculate those interactions. Even if we could, we’d need trillions of sensors to measure the state of all the variables, which we couldn’t do.
In short, it’s simply too complex a problem to solve. We’d need to be a type .9 civilization at least first.
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