I've adressed this point several times in as many ways as I can think of from several angles and with several analogies. The fact that you think I didn't get your point seems to indicate you didn't pay much attention to the replies.
It's simple Larry because the model doesn't match data exactly you want to throw it out despite plenty of evidence the models have qualitative validity. The idea that some unknown factor will magically balance out CO2's heat trapping effects is just silly. The negative feedback loops you mention as possibilities have no reason to balance out just so. Any such loops are more likely to overcool than balance out unless you have a model showing some sort of equilibrium point. The convenient no impact scenario is just plain unlikely.
Regards,
Mark
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I Got The Point 3 Posts Ago & Strongly Disagree
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