[raducu]

> notice is that there's always been oscillations

There's always been oscilations, true, but the rate o change and trend on those oscilations is the real issue.

[luckys]

Happy to be shown where I can learn more about this different rate of change and trend which sets our current climate change apart from the rest of Earth's history.

[rcxdude]

Almost anywhere where the measurements behind climate science is being discussed. Just pay attention to the x axis on the plots.

[sagacity]

It seems like you won't have any trouble finding that yourself if you really wanted to. This "I'm just asking questions" mode you're in can be considered a type of trolling called "sealioning".

More details here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sealioning