Old Rocks
Diamond Member
OK, buddy boy, how long before that uptick swings down? One year? Five years? A decade? Not in our lifetimes.Yep. If you look at my post which shows both graphs together, you will see:Cherry picking... How quaint... Omit the inconvenient facts that prove your fantasy wrong..New graph? Well maybe to the previously ignorant.
And that is the graph that matters. A gradual cooling for a 1000 years, then a sudden very fast rise. Just at the time that we started adding massive amounts of GHGs to the atmosphere. Just as physics predicts.
Misses the fact that warming and CO2 rises, like today, have been seen before.. The only reason one would do this is to promote an agenda because it is not science... Omit previous glacial cycle ends to make it appear as if something is wrong... Only one word identifies people like old rocks... LIAR
1. That our present interglacial temperature has not exceeded the temperature range of past interglacial cycles.
2. That little uptick of the past 200 years following a declining temp that these bozo's are so fond of trotting out, is no different than any other of the saw tooth behavior profiles during the other interglacial cycles. In other words the temps will fall for a period and then swing back up. Put several of these together and they resemble a saw blade.