We gave you many estimates of the social cost of carbon, following the text of the IPCC reports. Those estimates include uncertainties. What is likely correct about the true social cost of carbon in comparison to the numbers reported? Group of answer choices The real social cost of carbon is always zero, because scientists have just made things up to run their war on coal The real social cost of carbon is exactly equal to the numbers reported, because scientists don't make mistakes The real social cost of carbon probably is lower than the numbers reported, because scientists always exaggerate everything The real social cost of carbon probably is much lower than the numbers reported, because scientists always ignore any benefits of burning fossil fuels The real social cost of carbon probably is higher than the numbers reported, because some of the damages from emitting CO2 have not been included in estimating the social cost of carbon