It's empirical climate data which shows that temperature does not correlate to CO2.Is much too vague to be useful for anything. What's the baseline being used? How old is the most recent temperature data being used?
And, aside from that, it's hilariously stupid on your part to claim that the thermal inertia of the oceans is meaningless, and that temperature should _immediately_ correlate with CO2 levels exactly. No normal person makes such a stupid argument. Being an imbecile at that level means you shouldn't be bothering the grownups.
That you're very, very stupid and butthurt.
And that you're going to cry and run now, so that you don't have to address my points. Like you always do. You're a consistent little coward.
Which is confirmed by the fact that the planet cooled for millions of years with atmospheric CO2 greater than 600 ppm.
Do you have any empirical climate data that supports your position, jackass?
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