All this time with you and you STILL DON"T KNOW the freaking difference between TSI and SunSpot Number??? We're done also... You're not paying attention.. Is it because you can't ---- or you won't ???
You tried that one before. Why don't you show us this huuuge disconnnect - this complete lack of correlation - between sunspots and TSI.
Primarily needs to be in the correct units. And you're not gonna see an appreciable diff on a 30 yr scale.. You should know that. If the TSI increased 1.2W/m2 over 300 yrs, how much did it change on your 30 yr graph?
And here's the punchline --- which will go right thru your ears without further consideration.
NO ONE should be expecting a forcing function to have the SAME SHAPE OR TIMING as the observed temp.. Only brainless models of a complex thermal system would expect that.
When a forcing function takes a step to a higher value (like TSI did) and REMAINS at that increased value --- it doesn't mean the temperature is done climbing..
A thermal system with storage in it involves a system transfer with integrals. What is the response of an integral to a step function? It's a RAMP.. like the temperature change we saw in the 80s and 90s.
Why? Because as you said before there is still an imbalance in the amount of energy coming in and that going out.. EVEN IF ITS A CONSTANT AMOUNT --- the total amount of heat WILL ACCUMULATE linearly and thus drive the temperature higher. Most likely with a considerable time constant or delay. (this is all documented in the lit)
The shape of the forcing function never DID have to match the shape of the temperature curve.. You've just been misled by Climate Scientists who never took Linear Systems, Non-Linear Systems, Stochastic Systems, and are just NOW discovering energy storage, temporal delays, and Fourier combinations of periodic functions causing ramps and complex shapes.
Just because you see a pause in the warming doesn't mean that the forcing function paused at the same time. And similiarly, just because you see a pause in a forcing function, doesn't mean that the temperature is about to stall.
Raising the dial on the range does not ALONE control the temperature of the water in the pot. The temperature is determined by the imbalance between energy in and out over time. The water can continue to heat if the dial stays put and the energy in EXCEEDS the energy out.
It could even look like a hockey stick if you wanted it to be one...
Without moving the dial again.
Think more --- rely on the internet less.....