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Default Solar Cycles and *possible* Dalton-type to come?

Absolutely correct. It's a 'may'. There is no evidence that this will occur and deniers have simply been wrong about the expectations that the recent GW has in some way been due to solar cycles. Idiots grasp at straws. Scientist understand likelihoods.
 
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