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We have been over the "supposed to be cooling" stuff already, there is no real predicted timing for the beginning of the next ice age,Basically you are just going to ignore anything that is provided in response to your requests? Everything in science is wrong except your interpretation?
I like how you take large-scale changes like glacial/interglacial stuff and ignore the shorter term stuff going on since 1850. It's like thinking that a volcanic precursor expansion is meaningless since the earth itself isn't expanded as much as during the initial accretion stage. (Also sea level rise may have been increased after glaciation as LAND-BASED continental glaciation melts and raises sea water as well)
The glacial-interglacial stuff is interesting because we SHOULD BE GOING INTO A COOLING phase given what we know about Milankovich Cycles, yet we aren't. But I guess we just ignore that because it is incovenient?
beyond sometime in the next 1500 years.
By the way that nice sea level rise curve, shows that while we may not have much potential for amplified warming,
we have a very large potential for high attenuation cooling!