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1st off, yer man likes that post when he has no idea what he is looking at, hilarious
Perfect demonstration that you don't understand AGW at all

I stop in and here you are embarrassing yourself in a vein attempt to understand the topic, when you wont even read papers YOU cite
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m2 downward flux from CO2 is not even the question, it is how the earth's climate systems responds.
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The question is also how the oceans interact, as the planet is essentially a ball with two fluids, oceans and atmosphere.
Ambles in with a graph he doesn't understand, and doesn't understand how it fits into AGW
It's not "measured" either, it's estimated. Easily proven by providing the spectrum of absorption and showing here that water vapor H2O overlaps much of the CO2 wavelength
As we can see, water vapor dominates and overlaps a significant proportion of the CO2 wavelength, and where there is overlap, the forcing can NOT be a measured distinction between the two.
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Either way, it is irrelevant as no one really disputes this, what is disputed is how the planet's atmosphere and oceans react to the forcing.
and you have not one jot of evidence to offer (as it does not exist) that the forcing from human emissions is driving temperatures
the earth is 70% ocean. Re your graph as you can see, the downward flux from H20, yet you can't tell me how much water vapor comes from the oceans. No one can, they can only make wild guesses.
I love it that you pretend to know wtf you are talking about, it's cute, stick to posting sophistry in the form of tweets