Wuwei
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Why are you avoiding my question? It is important to understand it if you are interested in global warming. Are you even interested?So, 80 degrees on a thermometer while on a hood of a car it may be well over 100 degrees. But global warming thermometers will only show 80 degrees. Why?You need to explain how the earth can sustain such a large heat loss.Something we can agree on. Now just provide the source for excess heat you claim. In my house, I call that the fireplace or oven.
How do you explain that the earth is absorbing 165W +/- 20% at the same time the earth is radiating 400W +/- 20% of IR. I'm purposefully using very loose inarguable numbers so you will see that there is a still a major disconnect. If you can explain that to yourself, you will come a long way toward understanding climate as understood by all scientists, warmers or not.