Agree with Andrew on this. I don't think any scientific or engineering 
research supports 30% (ie. 0.2C) cooling from 1990 baseline in any time 
within the next decade. The prediction market should really *start* at 2030 
(maybe 2035, really), and go in interval stages every five years.

See Smith & Wagner (2018) for a comprehensive analysis of a 15 year ramp-up 
scenario, starting at 2033. They even argue 2033 is far too soon, and in 
that linear ramp up scenario it still takes till 2042 to reach -0.2C 
cooling.

Stratospheric aerosol injection tactics and costs in the first 15 years of 
deployment - IOPscience 
<https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/aae98d>

On Sunday, 9 July 2023 at 8:04:59 am UTC+10 Andrew Lockley wrote:

> 30pc of the increase since 1990 is around 11y of global warming - roughly 
> 1/6 of all GHGs emitted or around 0.2C of cooling. The most popular votes 
> are late 2020s. The equipment to do this work simply doesn't exist - it's 
> not even at the detailed design stage. To get this done by the late 2020s 
> would require an Apollo style engineering project (probably smaller 
> expenditure, probably larger fleet tonnage - but you get the idea), 
> followed by the most sudden global cooling since Pinatubo - all without 
> triggering a war among nuclear armed superpowers who are currently having 
> the largest land war since WWII. 
>
> I'm at the gung ho end of gung ho, and even I can confidently say that 
> simply isn't going to happen. 
>
> Andrew Lockley 
>
> On Sat, 8 Jul 2023, 22:54 mako yass, <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> 30% strikes a balance between being serious enough that it indicates that 
>> they (whoever is doing it, anyone interested in betting on who's going to 
>> go first? :) ) probably going to go all the way, and occurring closer to 
>> the beginning than the end, so easier to estimate from political factors 
>> alone without having to guess about what techniques might be used.
>>
>> Would you argue that I should lower this? Would 10% represent just as 
>> much of a commitment?
>>
>> On Sunday, July 9, 2023 at 1:42:07 AM UTC+12 Andrew Song wrote:
>>
>>> Why 30%? What if it's only 1% and deployment is measurable, recorded, 
>>> and verified?
>>>
>>> On Sat, Jul 8, 2023 at 4:19 AM mako yass <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>
>>>> I've created a prediction market about when Solar Radiation Management 
>>>> will first be "seriously" deployed (for a definition of "seriously", see 
>>>> the question). It's just on Manifold, so it's not using real money, but 
>>>> Manifold players take the game pretty seriously, so I expect it to still 
>>>> produce a somewhat meaningful probability distribution over possible dates.
>>>> In the very least, members of the list may find it fun to bet on.
>>>>
>>>> The prediction market: 
>>>> https://manifold.markets/makoyass/when-will-serious-deployment-of-sol
>>>>
>>>> ad astra.
>>>> system designer mako yass <https://aboutmako.makopool.com/>
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