It's the same intuition that tells me something's wrong when I read things that end up being conspiracy theories or pseudoscience.
I trust it, because for me, it seems to have a track record of being correct in the end.
Well everyone has the right to their own opinions, and I might be completely wrong.
And I have every right to be a heretic, and not subscribe to things I think might be orthodoxies. That might be arising from bandwagon effects and social conformity. Which is what I suspect when it comes to climate change doomsaying.
And that's strictly my own opinion only, which can be simply disregarded by other people. But it still adds to the discussion. And such things can be proven wrong too, which might strengthen the case for catastrophic climate change actually happening?
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/truthiness
> It will be interesting to see if I'm right about it or not, over the coming decades...
You are wrong. No need to wait, the effects are already starting to be visible.