I'm fine if you want to use 30 year averages ... just be advised that the
NOAA temperature trace gives periods of global cooling between 1880 and 1910, warming between 1910 and 1940, then cooling again during WWII and the rebuilding afterward, then our current period of warming ... that would stand as a counter-example to the theory CO
2 is the dominating factor ... seems you're not smoothing short term variability very well ... I'm not arguing against global warming, I'm against this notion of climate change that seems to be invisible to all except the cool people ...
I'm with you at 10^22 joules ... but why did you stop? ... did you divide by the number of grams in the ocean ... 10^27 in case you're curious ... 100,000 years for 1ºC warming ...
Basic physics says it's the electromagnetic force that's responsible for electromagnetic radiation ... this isn't a casual mistake ... more of a sign of partial understanding ... the watt unit is defined as a newton meter per second ... newton is the unit of force, either gravity or electromagnetic ... zero force means zero watts, pretty cool eh? ... basic physics teaches the interrelationship between all these values ... force, power, energy, work ... something you apparently are missing somehow ...
SB Law is derived from Planck and not Newton, "irradiation is proportional to temperature raised to the fourth power" ... have you ever used it? ... I used your 1.0 W/m^2 radiative forcing value and only got a 0.2ºC increase ... [yawn] ... if that's your governing equation, then all your climate change is invisible ... because 0.2º doesn't change weather, so it doesn't change average weather, so it doesn't change climate ...
You're moving energy around with electromagnetic radiation without involving the electromagnetic force ... really? ...