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The dinosaurs existed for millions of years before they didn't. It's almost certain that something will be alive on the earth in a few thousand or million years, but there's no guarantee that humans will be among them....with records dating back a little over 100 years? There have been living creatures on the Earth for billions of years, and your "proof" a variation in a sample size less than 0.0000001% of earth's history?
There's a reason Geologists do not go along with this obvious scam.
Imagine if all of this warming was completely natural (and it soon will be overwhelmed by natural processes as the carbon comes out of the permafrost). Wouldn't we still want to know what we can do about it? Is "it's natural" a good reason to ignore it? Death from smallpox was natural too, once upon a time.