What are you referring to?
That isn't correct.
What you are referring to is "windowing" of data. Or "cherry picking" in this data set. But in this case it is reasonable since the key factor is how is the climate changing now and what are the drivers?
We know a LOT about why our climate is as it is. The "paleo record" you referred to earlier is how the scientists know what the climate was like in the distant past. And, yeah, it changed. A lot. But those changes were driven by natural factors: the sun, the position of the continents, the ocean currents, etc. So the scientists have been able to get a good handle on "natural factors". They key NOW is that a NEW factor has arisen in the last 150 years. A factor that has shown itself capable of immense ecological damage even without thinking about AGW.
The studies keep showing that NONE OF THE NATURAL FACTORS are in a state to line up to explain the warming. They can explain a LITTLE BIT of it, but there's more than about 50% of the warming we CAN'T explain by relying on the "sun" or "ocean currents" to explain right now. Why is it getting warmer? If anything it should be getting COOLER because as another poster mentioned: we are still in an ice age. We are just in an interglacial. We should be heading back into the next glacial event! But we aren't. We are warming and when we investigate that warming we find that humans appear to bear a significant burden of responsibility for it.