In my most recent post,, I noted that the current empirical estimate of the time constant given by Schwartz, Scafetta and in my earlier blog post is roughly 8 ±2 years. However, I also noted that Schwartz admitted uncertainties in the method itself. We all discussed a range of difficulties […]
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