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LOL.
Your lack of understanding does not affect its validity.
The logic doesn't track, sorry.
LOL.
Your lack of understanding does not affect its validity.
Sorry, but we are driving the increasing levels. The natural carbon cycle has an added component of CO2 that we add. We are adding it faster than the system can equalize.
You don't accept the data linked in #13?
I accept the data I see. What do you think I'm missing?
CO2 sourcing can be flat and still increase atmospheric CO2 levels. Equalization is not immediate. The earth system sinks roughly half the extra we put in, so it still accumulates to higher levels. All else equal, if we do maintain constant CO2 emissions, CO2 levels will still increase until it reaches a point equalization occurs again. This can still be several hundred years.
Before mankind started interrupting the set equalization of the carbon cycle, there were only minor variations in levels, except when we were warming or cooling during the ice ages, and interglacial periods. Here, the CO2 levels were controlled by ocean temperatures. Depending on who's paper you look at, the lag to equalization for these events were between 800 years to 1200 years. Primarily because it takes this long for the oceans to complete a circulation pattern.
OK. I get your point.
Guess I should have made mine under a denier username...
His explanation was far clearer and did not include the logic mistakes of yours.
Like I said, I couldn't have made the analogy any simpler.
The analogy was the source of confusion.
Like I said, I couldn't have made the analogy any simpler.
It was simple-minded, not simple, and obscured the point.
Like I said, I couldn't have made the analogy any simpler. The middle schooler I just explained it to got it.
I guess LoP is just better at science than you are.
Why Jack... Why?!?
Why did you try to revive this thread where Tim the plumber got his ass handed to him on a silver platter?
Why did you automatically reject Threegoofs very simple yet accurate analogy?
How come, with all the discussions of AGW you participate in, you did not realize how misleading Jo Nova is being here without having to be told?
Fact of the matter is that if you didn't realize that this was nothing but denialist propaganda then you have no ability to actually understand and debate the science of AGW.
3G's "analogy" obscured the problem.
Maybe instead of whining about how you can't grasp simple analogies you could explain to us how it came to be that:
1) you got duped by Jo Nova
And
2) you seem perfectly willing to
Let her off the hook for her absolutely brain dead post you reflexively vomited onto this thread?
3G's "analogy" obscured the problem.
Only if you don't understand the problem.
O.K.... does this mean that Jack Hays is one of those people who are completely unable to ever admit they were wrong even after admitting they were wrong?
I don't think he was wrong. Your the one who pushed Jo Nova's misleading propaganda, defended it, and then finally admitted you understood why it was wrong after Lop explained it.
You were wrong and you can't even admit it.
Only if you don't understand the problem.
O.K.... does this mean that Jack Hays is one of those people who are completely unable to ever admit they were wrong even after admitting they were wrong?
That Jack never admits he's wrong is a long established precedent. Award winning, in fact.
But since he cuts and pasted and makes few definitive statements, it's easy for him to pretend what he posted wasn't what he meant.
Of course, Jo Nova isn't so lucky, and relies on dunces and wingnuts to follow her blog.
Please cite the post wherein I made the claim against which 3G argued. For that matter, please show where Jo Nova made the claim he complained about. Finally, please show how my agreement with LoP was an "admission" of anything.
Yet again, as the onion is peeled we find that at every stage the human influence is so small it is undetectable. Go with the data — humans are not even driving global CO2 levels. What does? — maybe ocean currents, phytoplankton, Australian deserts something else…
Sorry, but the only source of the error you cited was your own post. It doesn't appear in Jo Nova's post and it certainly didn't appear in mine. It was rope-a-dope all the way.