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| 376427 | 24125 | Global warming is fairy science | 63 | Planktom | Oct 9, 2025 | 2025-10-09T14:15:43-0400 | shadydave said: I believe the point I was attempting to make is we have reliable daily records dating back to the late 1800's (150 yrs +/-). Now can we reliably go back thousands of years and look at a 150 yr window and accurately tell what daily temps were, what ocean temps were, what type and frequency of extreme weather conditions were experienced? These are things I wonder about. I doubting that is possible. I imagine there were lots of extreme climate changes in small windows of time. Click to expand... Ak ok, I see. My point was that it's not just daily records of fluctuations that started in the 1800s, it's the specific link between human behaviour and climate change that was discovered. The records of general fluctuations go back further (and can be modelled even further back, as you rightly point out) |