Further to this, warm periods in human history tend to coincide with periods of prosperity. Interestingly and not unsurprisingly, we are in a relative period of prosperity going by population growth. If humankind had to choose between a warming climate and a cooling one, and I mean humans across the eons, most humans would choose warming. Most of human (talking homo sapiens sapiens here) history was cooler/cold compared to now with significant ice age periods. There is 1 period in human history where temps were as warm or warmer than now, about 125,000 years ago. I'm not saying CC is a good thing or anything, I'm just saying other options aren't as 'good' for prosperity. I don't see a lot of climate periods that are just flatline temps for long periods. I think humans will adapt to the new climate regime and ultimately reduce carbon emissions over the next 100 years, but the cost of removing carbon will basically make that a non starter. A lot of carbon emissions are the result of heating in the northern climes, so maybe defacto we need less of that. My heating bills are lower - though my heat is carbon neutral.