@Tuna,
I love computers but I also know their limits and we are no where near having the whole earth climate system broken down into mathematics equations that could be place into a super computer and run forward decades and hundreds of years and get any meaningful results.
Getting to the moon is nothing for a computer to plot out as all you have is one simple equation f=[m1*m2/d^2] * G.
I remember for the fun of it setting up a computer model to show the path of an object in a solar orbit using a TI99/4A computer.
Not a problem at all to do even with a 1980 home computer with 16 k of ram and a very slow system clock.
Now we are talking about the earth weather system that would need not one simple equation but thousands of interacting second order and must higher differential equations with in many cases unknown constants not a simple G constant as in newton law.
Sorry we are no where near meaningful computer modeling of the whole earth climate system.
Take note of the state of the art hurricane tracking computer models where we are talking about days not centuries and where all the local atmosphere conditions are known in some details.
This is a tens of millions or more simpler problem and yet while the over all predictions are useful there is still a wide margin of error and at that they do not run one computer model they run five or more models and combine then together while adding human judgement to get those predictions..