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Tell about the math that allows the level of CO2 to increase from the current 410 ppm to 1370 ppm in 81 years.
The current rate of growth of CO2 emissions is less than 3 ppm per year, which would place CO2 levels at 81*3 +410= 653 ppm about 2100.
ESRL Global Monitoring Division - Global Greenhouse Gas Reference Network
Even doubling the rate of emission to 6 ppm per year would only produce a level of 896 ppm by 2100.
To get to 1370 ppm by year 2100, would require a massive new infrastructure to find, extract and burn hydrocarbon fuels.
I suspect that long before that happens, the limited supplies would force the price of fuels from hydrocarbons higher than
the cost to make our own fuels from scratch.
They don't understand such critical thinking skills. To them, their masters and priests say it will happen, so it will.