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So you made it up?

Please post the link

Show me a single mistake in the math?

It's just not I showed you the proof that it isn't if you disagree, disprove my math.

And you couldn't show a mathematical proof if your life depended on it while proclaiming bangers like “the first derivative of the keeling curve is linear” If you proclaimed 5+5 is 89 it wouldn't have been more wrong, your math is very unique.

Honestly, where did your math education stop? You’re enthusiastic, I’ll give you that, but there are some very large gaps.

I’ve posted half a dozen proofs showing your assertions are wrong. I dare you to find a single mathematical mistake in any of them. In contrast, you keep throwing out one incorrect claim after another.

Wait, this, are you for real, did you even finish high school calculus?
Picking a few far-apart averaged points and checking whether those lie on a line tells you nothing about the global curvature of the averaged curve.
Linearity is about the whole smoothed function, not three cherry-picked samples

As a yard enjoyer, I think “conspicuous consumption” yard hygiene is actually fine. They’re just used too much. I’ve even seen them clearing bike lanes, do they think cyclists are that fragile just because of a slippery surface?

Where did you present a counter example post it again, and I will look at it and likely dismantle it.

And in contrast to you, I actually show my math.

Because you make the same mathematically nonsensical claims again and again and again, as long as you do, and as long as I’m not bored or have something better to do, I will disprove them again and again.

If anything “larger than the window” were unchanged except for scaling, then rolling-averaging an exponential or cubic wouldn’t straighten them, but it does.
That alone falsifies the claim.
Again, friend this is pretty simple college math.

A moving average isn’t a “size cutoff.”
Because it’s a convolution, it mixes each point with neighbors and therefore changes every slope and curvature value, not just the small ones.
Large-scale changes get distorted, not just scaled.

Buddy again this is first year college math, you should really be looking into online classes or maybe there is a decent community college near you.

How would that work who would we use instead of SpaceX?

What are you guys investing your retirement savings in that makes you all so downbeat? Elder millennial here (1982), and my retirement accounts have done exceptionally well with just the cheapest ETFs I could find over the last few decades. Even with a 30% haircut, they’d still be doing fine.