Commentary Two men have emerged with their reputations enhanced internationally over Novak Djokovic’s recent visit to Australia. One is Djokovic himself; the other is Judge Anthony Kelly. As to Djokovic, arguably the world’s greatest male tennis player, he is clearly a caring and generous man, evidenced both by his personal contributions to and his support for charitable and similar causes. Like all of us, he is not perfect, holding views that others consider curious or even wrong. But it is nothing as extraordinary as the views of most of the Australian political class who insist that governments can control, with a precision of less than one degree, the temperature of the world decades hence. This is notwithstanding the fact, evidenced by the recent volcano off Tonga, that we live on a molten fiery ball hurtling through space whose longevity and protection from disaster can only be in the hands of …