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And those changes took place over a span of millions of years. When things changed rapidly, as with the Chicxulub Impact and the eruption of the Deccan Trapps, extinctions took place.
Got any actual evidence to support that? What proxy reconstruction are you using that provides that sort of resolution during that time period on earth? The answer is none...just more unsupportable claims pulled out of your ass.
And are you now trying to compare the climate change we have seen to a major volcanic eruption or a impact event? really? You want to compare a degree over 100 years to an event that altered the climate in a matter of days? Are you that desperate? Are you that stupid? Are you that far behind the curve?
This goes straight to the fact that there is no observed, measured evidence which supports the AGW hypothesis over natural variability...We have no evidence at all that suggests that the rate and magnitude of change that we have seen is in any way different from natural variability over the ages....none at all. You guys go straight to that claim that in the past changes took thousands of years, but you have no evidence of that....the best temperature reconstructions that we have, ice cores, indicate magnitudes and rates of change that are far greater than anything we have seen just during the present interglacial...and there is no real reason to suspect that even greater magnitudes and rates of change happened, completely naturally further back than the small window we have to look through.
You are just making assumptions and claiming them to be true...that isn't evidence..that is just what you wish..