It's not necessarily that the data is wrong it's mostly that it is presented at an angle making any deviations difficult to see. One is around 1900 that shows temperature deviating from your CO2 increase.Quote from futurecurrents:
Still waiting for you to prove my chart wrong.
That deviation and others does correlate with sun spots and cycle strength. If you go all the way back to the little ice age you'll see correlation with the sun. And, bear in mind there are different aspects to the sun's effects such as irradiance and solar magnetic field which have different effects on the earth's climate. You'll see much better correlation with temp and even just this irradiance chart than CO2. It's obvious to even the casual observer.
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