Billy_Bob
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- Sep 4, 2014
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How many times have we been below 1360? Well, by YOUR source, since 2004, a dozen times.
Not surprisingly... Due to your Can'tReadaGraph syndrome, you picked the wrong time frame and context to see what the fuss is all about. Also probably need to switch variables and look at the radio astronomy and other direct activity measurements like sunspot counts.
But if THAT means something to you -- then Bless your Little Heart..
Clue --- you're not likely to see any real change in the TSI baseline until you are way INTO the event.. And nobody really knows if all the variance in TSI is even predictive of a solar minimum. We've not MEASURED one ever before..
You're a fucking idiot if you're joining up with this crew. Do YOU really think the sun is shutting down? Do YOU really think we're starting a snowball Earth RIGHT NOW? I suspect you're not that stupid. Then why pretend that you are? The data I posted came from the same source as the OP. They were right next to each other and display the exact same parametersh the only difference was the time scale. And since the OP and its denier entourage made claims about the behavior of those parameters over time, it's the perfect fucking response and YOU'RE the fucking graph idiot here.
Asshole.
Wow...
The denial of natural variation at its worst..Just what actually causes the 90,000 year periods of cold? {You appear to be a top notch scientist and know everything 100%... } --- NOT! Your ignorance is stunning...