Because they're not relevent to how I shot down your albedo theory. They're deflections. But since you insist. ...
But hey, fast warming is defined as being much faster than any natural warming we've seen in the past.
Obviously, no. Why ask such a question, given I've never stated or implied such a crazy thing?
If you can't debate what I actually say, just say so. Don't make up crazy stories about what I supposedly said.
No, we're seeing basically a linear rise, which is what's expected with an exponential rise in CO2.
Why do you think I'm not using SB? I'm just pointing out that the S-B law can't explain the current fast warming, so any theory that attributes temperature change purely to albedo change is obviously wrong.
What's more, Earth's albedo has been getting higher (more reflective) over the years.
The sum of land use changes is for higher albedo. Cropland and desert absorbs less sunlight than forests.
Aerosols have caused a higher albedo.
Clouds have caused a higher albedo.
Your theory states that a higher albedo should cause cooling. Instead, we see fast warming. That means your theory is wrong.