That's it? That's all you got? Your interpretation of the data may be that simplistic but mine isn't.As to yours, we've just been going over your never ending mantra "... we are still 2C cooler than previous interglacial periods with 120 ppm more atmospheric CO2" which you present as evidence that CO2 is not the cause of the observed, contemporary greenhouse warming.
- What about the planet being uniquely configured for colder temperatures?
- What about the planet becoming bipolar glaciated?
- What about the unique land mass configuration in the Arctic leading to more climate fluctuations?
- What about heat circulation or lack of heat circulation to the Arctic from the Atlantic is what drives glacial periods and climate fluctuations?
- What about solar variability leads to changes in wind patterns?
- What about changes to wind patterns affect ocean circulation?
- What about changes in salinity and density - which are temperature dependent - lead to changes in ocean circulation?
- What about the threshold temperature for extensive continental glaciation in the Arctic?
- What about the threshold temperature for extensive continental glaciation in the Antarctic?
- What about the the effect the surrounding ocean has on glaciation in the Antarctic?
- What about the the effect the surrounding land has on glaciation in the Arctic?
- What about the threshold temperature of the Arctic being only 2C colder than today?
- What about the heat circulation to the Arctic keeps it 2C warmer than it would be without it?
- What about the feedback affect from glaciation in the northern hemisphere amplifying the loss of heat circulation from the Atlantic to the Arctic?
- What about the plethora of papers on what would happen if heat circulation were disrupted to the Arctic?
- What about the fact that the vast majority of heat is stored in the ocean and not the atmosphere?
- What about the ocean is the largest feature on the planet?
- What about the effect of ice on the poles?
- What about the time it takes to warm back up from a glacial period to an interglacial period?
- What about the planet cooling for millions of years with atmospheric CO2 levels 50% greater than today?