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@CupoJoeBlow @ryankatzrosene Human temperature experience. Fever 45 deg. No problem. Interesting. I did not know that

@ehak1 @ryankatzrosene Here's what ~1.3C warming over 170 years during an interglacial really looks like. Calm down.

Climate skeptics: It’s fine, CO2 warming is logarithmic. The logarithm:

@CupoJoeBlow @ryankatzrosene Interesting. There have been no ice ages. I did not know that.

@CupoJoeBlow @ryankatzrosene Ok

@ryankatzrosene Climate alarmists: You’re full of it.

@TimRealityDE @ryankatzrosene @BubSluggo Austfonna:

@ehak1 @ryankatzrosene @BubSluggo They're all accessible via the map.

I mean, I’m all for putting things into perspective, but when it comes to global warming, zooming out a couple thousand years is not exactly reassuring.

@TimRealityDE @ryankatzrosene @BubSluggo And are they really all accessible via the map? This what we get

@TimRealityDE @ryankatzrosene @BubSluggo I checked Greenland. Latest datapoint around 1970 for the newest. Not good enough. Show one that proves your claim.

@TimRealityDE @ryankatzrosene @BubSluggo Show one of those

@ryankatzrosene @BubSluggo It's ridiculous, becase there's literally hundreds of papers showing MWP was warmer than today. Here's a comprehensive map. (red flags: warmer MWP, blue flags: colder MPW) google.com/maps/d/u/0/vie…

@RoyPentland @ryankatzrosene @Tacofridge How can 235 - 243 ppm be 3% of 150 ppm? 235 is 156% of 150. Explain

@ehak1 @ryankatzrosene @Tacofridge Which is maybe 3% of the CO2 rise and has no bearing on temperature.

@RoyPentland @ryankatzrosene @Tacofridge Ocean degassing? Ok. If so we can observe increasing pH in the ocean. And decreasied carbon in the ocean. Is that observed?

@ehak1 @ryankatzrosene @Tacofridge What radiative forcing?

@RoyPentland @ryankatzrosene @Tacofridge Any kind

@RoyPentland @ryankatzrosene @Tacofridge

@ehak1 @ryankatzrosene @Tacofridge Okay then genius, prove that humans have “influenced climate”. I’ll wait.

@RoyPentland @ryankatzrosene @Tacofridge Temperature change in response to change in radiative forcing

@ehak1 @ryankatzrosene @Tacofridge Explain what you think “climate sensitivity” is. I’ll wait.

@RoyPentland @ryankatzrosene @Tacofridge Impressing logic. Earlier climate change without humans. Therefore human activity cannot influence climate

@ryankatzrosene @Tacofridge So what’s your point Ryan? You have actually verified that massive climate changes have happened without human activity. There is no evidence of any climate changes due to human activities and you can’t prove otherwise.

@KevinSmith93690 @ryankatzrosene Will using zero on the Kelvin scale help the zooming and give useful information?

@ryankatzrosene Instead of measuring the net change alone, you should also have graphs where the temperature is measured from zero on both Celsius and Fahrenheit.

@doubledee3 @ejwwest @hausfath Where is your -- reconstruction?

@ejwwest @hausfath Dodgy graphs of all three items methinks. The hockey stick illusion is a brilliant book on the subject and debunks this stuff with authority.

The world has warmed by around 1.4C since 1850. It took 148 years for the first half of that warming to occur, and just 27 years for the second half!

@BStarr96522 You are correct. I do not understand how our 235 ppm just disappeared from the carbon cycle. That applies to you as well. You have not explained that. Just apply Henry's law and validate with observations from your CO2 emitting warm ocean. Carbon is absorbed there too.

@ehak1 No, you just don't understand it.

Dr. Murry Salby nailed it over a decade ago - the rate of change of atmospheric CO2 concentration is proportional to temperature anomaly. That puts the arrow of causation firmly in the direction of temperature driving atmospheric CO2, and not the reverse.

@BStarr96522 You judge yourself harshly. Do you have a revised theory explaining where our 235 ppm ended up? Your graph showing correlation between CO2 and temperature have failed.

@ehak1 This is really dumb.

@BStarr96522 It doesn't go anywhere to disprove measurements of ocean chemistry with a graph showing correlation between CO2 and temperature The warm waters are where we expect to observe your ocean to air CO2 transfer. We don't. We observe the opposite.

@ehak1 I've explained and explained. It doesn't go anywhere. You don't have the necessary background. I see little point going forward.