SSDD
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And yet...it does.. The fact is inescapable... you can make all the appeals to complexity you like, but the fact remains that one only needs to know how much solar radiation is coming in and the ideal gas laws to accurately predict the temperature here...or on any other planet in the solar system with an atmosphere...and presumable, any planet with an atmosphere...anywhere.No it doesn't. The earth is dynamically much more complex than that.
Of course you do..and you have a whole litany of other quackery that you believe as well..No I don't believe that quackery. Comparing the atmospheric effects of Venus and Earth like that is not valid physics. It's just juggling numbers naively.
And Occam says that the simplest answer is probably the right answer...the simplest answer gives you a pretty accurate prediction...the other answer doesn't even get close unless you toss in an ad hoc fudge factor.....
Yes, I remember. One of your references had four fudge factors with no science explanation here:
Official Thread for Denial of GreenHouse Effect and Radiative Physics.
Another reference you gave said the surface temperature was "baked in".
If those two references aren't quackery I don't know what is. The problem is that you deny the basic laws of physics and substitute your own, which are self contradictory.
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And yet, they provided accurate temperature predictions, while your quackery doesn't even get close unless the fudge factor is constantly updated...and of course you don't know what quackery is..if you did, you wouldn't talk at all since that seems to be all you are capable of expressing.
Here is a reference to the fudge factor quackery.....
Science Errors: How Incompetents Took Over Science and Left Wreckage and Ruin
Careful that you don't read to far...the rationality contained there would probably make your head explode. Especially when he starts taking apart the whole back radiation nonsense.
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