Completely useless response. A positive feedback problem can't be resolved by a one-off event - there's been billions of perturbations in temperature.
You need to show that other negative feedbacks exist and dominate - but you don't want to do that because that would destroy your thesis.
As for your radiative forcing graph I'm glad we now have a perfect predictor of temperature. I assume this is used to forecast the weather for every place and every day.
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