Someone who didn't suck hard at both logic and science would understand the craziness of claiming we have to heat the earth now to avert an ice age in 20,000 years. It's like claiming you have to start running the furnace full blast in July so that the house will be warm in winter. It's so dang stupid, you have to wonder if the person saying it is capable of feeding themselves.
However, that's still not as stupid as you claiming CO2 "displaced" other gases from the atmosphere. That's in the running for the single dumbest thing I've ever read here.
And, for the third time (you seem to have a habit of evading simple questions), explain to everyone how the observed increase in CO2 levels squares with your whackaloon claim that the the CO2 cycle can't be "overwhelmed." I mean, we know it was "overwhelmed", because we directly measure it being "overwhelmed".
So, you have no [response] to any of his questions, no response to any of his comments. Got it.
How does one respond to the idiocy that believes increased parts per million of CO2 will increase the number of molecules per square inch in our atmosphere? How does one respond to such foolish notions as that? Do you even know what the name of the green house gas is that is the largest portion of our atmosphere? Can you even fathom that our atmosphere is not in a glass container? Do you not understand what a gas is? How does one respond to the utter lunacy of people that declare CO2 is bad for plant life?
Speaking of lunacy...
what do you say to someone making passionate rejoinders to arguments no one is presenting?
Now you are claiming that no one is arguing that human activity is causing global warming via increased amounts CO2 and further that the increased amounts of CO2 are "damaging" plants? WTF is wrong with your brain?
In post 10124023 you make no comment about the contention that human activity is causing global warming from increased CO2.
I have heard no one claim that increased CO2 is damaging plants. I have certainly heard that climate change is bad for plants - native flora grows where the environment and climate are suited for it. Make the climate unsuited for a plant and it will do poorly. And, of course, adding CO2 to the atmosphere causes the planet to warm and that alters the climate.
The rest of the comments in post 10124023 are such nonsense I can't even tell what you're talking about.
Molecules do not occupy square inches. They could occupy cubic inches but that's not what you said.
I have never heard anyone contend that adding CO2 to the atmosphere increases its density (if that is what you were actually trying to say).
The greenhouse gas with the greatest effect is water vapor. Everyone here has known that for a great long while. But human activity has not directly affected water vapor levels. Indirectly, of course, it has, as increasing temperatures lead to increased humidity. However, the lifetime of water vapor in the atmosphere is a matter of days at most, so its behavior in several ways is NOT analogous to that of CO2.
Everyone here is also fully and long aware that the greenhouse effect taking place in the Earth's atmosphere is not the same process that causes a glass greenhouse to warm.
Everyone here - even SSDD - is fully aware of the basic nature of gases.
All you've succeeded in doing is making it clear to everyone here that you are a great long ways behind the conversations taking place. You might want to review a few of the threads before rejoining the conversation, in order to make certain your comments are a bit more pertinent and apropos.