You literally cherry picked hot days in Missouri as your source. And your's at a glance don't appear to be standing up to NOAA's searchable records either.
Maybe this is all to confusing for you...In the OP there is a true statement that the present is cooler than it has been for most of the past 10,000 years. CRN doesn't like that and while he has no evidence to the contrary, made a failed attempt to disprove the statement...he cried that the graph I provided ended in the year 2000...but since the pause continues, the temperatures in 2000 are statistically the same as they are today...especially when you consider the margin of error in the global average temperature which is over half of the claimed temperature increase....
So he pulls out one location from the entire globe which had had more days above freezing last year than any year since we started keeping records...the funny thing was, that he picked a spot in greenland.....here, look at this gold standard temperature reconstruction made from an ice core taken in greenland...
He posts a short period of slightly warmer than usual weather and claims that it is proof that the present is warmer than most of the past 10,000 years...look at that chart...does the bit of warming he showed convince you that the present is warmer than the past 10,000 years? He cherry picked a single piece of data and attempted to make a case of it...I cherry picked some single pieces of data to make a point that cherry picking data doesn't prove anything...the 10,000 temperature reconstruction above demonstrates that the present is cooler than most of the past 10,000 years...
The same temperature trends are visible in the antarctic as in the arctic...here is a temperature reconstruction of both on a much larger, 50,000 year scale.. they both show the same warming trends and they both show that the present is cooler than it has been for most of the past 10,000 years.
The point was that cherry picking means nothing other than that you have a weak case and are trying to twist information in an effort to make your case seem stronger.....like cherry picking grizzly bears, or malaria in an attempt to prove man made global warming...
So you are saying that only looking at one source would be like you cherry picking from papers that global warming isn't man-made when the scientific community, especially those who study climatology disagree because you can point out one spot.
Not at all...I look at all the sources and do you know what you can't find in any of them? You can't find a single piece of observed, measured data which supports the man made climate change hypothesis over natural variability....
Know what else you can't find? You can't find a single published paper in which the hypothetical warming caused due to our activities has been empirically measured, quantified, and blamed on so called greenhouse gasses...not a single published paper...
So since there is no observed, measured evidence that supports the AGW hypothesis over natural variability...and there has never been a paper published in which the warming we are supposed to be causing has ever been empirically measured, quantified, and ascribed to so called greenhouse gasses...exactly what do you think that consensus is built upon?
Sorry bud. You debunked your entire premise by saying you need to look at the entire picture, just not pick and choose the single outliers that you like. Well the entire picture is clear. Scientific communities from 80 countries specifically endorse that ideal together. 0 oppose it. And plenty of those countries have no political diversity on the subject.
Again... no observed, measured evidence that supports the AGW hypothesis over natural variability...no published paper in which the claimed warming due to our activities has been empirically measured, quantified and ascribed to so called greenhouse gasses....what exactly do you suppose the consensus is based on...and it seems that you are simply assuming that because the scientific community agrees on a thing, that it must be true...there were tens of thousands of scientists on the planet who believe that cholesterol caused heart disease...that stress caused ulcers, that salt caused high blood pressure, that the earth was expanding, that there were canals on mars, that light transmitted through the universe via aether, that phrenology was real, that the universe was static, that there were strong genetic differences between the races, that Neanderthals didn't exist alongside of humans, that earth might be the only place in the solar system where water exists, that complex organisms have more genes than simple organisms like an amoeba, that the universe is 13.7 billion years old, that black holes can't exist near young stars...and on and on and on...pick a scientific topic and you can bet that at one time, nearly 100% of scientists at some time were wrong on that topic....the fact that scientists "believe" it doesn't make it true.
Global warming is happening. We are the cause. It will negatively impact our lives. You just proved that claim by debunking the outliers. Thank you.
The warming started about 14,000 years ago...that is to be expected as the planet exists a glacial period. As to the cause, you can't provide any actual observed, measured evidence which supports the man made change hypothesis over natural variability...so upon what, exactly do you base your claim other than that the science community agrees? To which I ask, based on what? And you have no real answer to that question...