What exactly is your top chart showing other than temperatature leads CO2 accumulation and dissipation.
If you chart were extended forward you would see that CO2 starts to dissipate because temps are lower.
That is what happened after the all natural Holocene period.
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Your second charts shows the same thing.
We do not need to surmise anything. We see temps leading CO2 throughout all of history. It would be up to you to show that this time it is different.
During all of earths history CO2 is lagging temperature.
If you wish to make a theory... call it such.
If you chart were extended forward you would see that CO2 starts to dissipate because temps are lower.
That is what happened after the all natural Holocene period.
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Your second charts shows the same thing.
We do not need to surmise anything. We see temps leading CO2 throughout all of history. It would be up to you to show that this time it is different.
During all of earths history CO2 is lagging temperature.
If you wish to make a theory... call it such.
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I guess you missed this then......proof that CO2 can lead temps.
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Figure 2: Average global temperature (blue), Antarctic temperature (red), and atmospheric CO2 concentration (yellow dots).
And I guess you missed seeing this chart here. It seems like anyone with a shred of intelligence can surmise that the increase in CO2 from man's activities has lead to an increase in temps. Particularly since we know CO2 is a greenhouse gas and we have seen it lead temps in the past. I don't what your definition of "a shred of science" is, but these things taken together seem to be pretty compelling evidence that man-made CO2 is causing the warming.
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