Warmest April on record for the planet

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Unless an advanced cyborg from the future arrives with holographic video records of the destruction caused by global warming, cross referenced with predictions made by 20th century climate scientists, packaged into a nice documentary narrated by Gwen Stephani, there really is no way to tell if global warming is caused by man.
 
hmm 130 years ago.... that's .00000003% of earths existence that leaves about 99.99999997% of Temperatures that we have no clue about, great logic
 
You mean like February, where it snowed over much of North America? Yep, I was sweating balls that month.
 
Avg temperature increased during the 20th century and the warmest decade on record shows no evidence that the planet is warming up. Absolutely none.
 
Yes, demand impossible standards of evidence before committing to action. Thereby delaying action indefinitely, all the while protecting yourself under the guise of "I agree Global Warming is happening but I'm not willing to admit the hippies were right" bullshit.
 
Temperature fluctuations over 4,500,000,000 years VS. temperature fluctuations over 10 years. Awesome.
 
I have to wonder, how many weather stations did they have in the 1880's? Not as many as in 2010. And the methods for measuring temperature are much more accurate and standardized now than they were even in the 1950's. The data collected at the beginning is going off the bat be summarized, recorded and averaged differently.

How then can the data of yesteryear when records started to be kept really be considered that reliable in comparison to the data in 2010 in order to make a chart projecting climate change?

Let's say there were (hypothetically) 500 weather stations in 1880, and now there are 10,000 plus satellites, plus computers monitoring the weather. Would the averages taken now be different anyway by default, due to better accuracy?
 
I have a feeling it was a lot warmer Worldwide during the month of April. 2,135,209,080 years ago.
 
In geographic time, the 100-150 years that mankind has been able to accurately record temperature on earth is a millisecond, and isn't indicative of a pattern either way.
 
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