justoffal
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Yeah I already did the numbers the rate is something like a negative 10^6 algorithm. It just seems very counterintuitive to me to know that we are sitting near the largest energy source in the galaxy and it is increasing all the time and we expect to see nothing from it. I am not discounting Co2 by any means....just adding something to think about. I realize this position is not the popular scientifically approved one these days....The sun becomes about 10 percent brighter...every 1 billion years. So it's true that the sun is getting brighter and probably exposing the earth to more intense solar energy all the time, but rates matter. The amount of warmth we have now is highly unlikely to be related to radiative forcing alone.