The bodywork stays
fairly level, unless provoked by carrying lots of speed into a
tight corner, and most imperfections in the road are dealt with.
It is a simple discrepancy which must be laid to rest, or there is no way to conclude anything about the system: how were CO2
levels maintained in a
tight range over centuries, given all the random influx and egress from volcanic activity, environmental perturbations, deforestation, desertification, fossilization, agricultural trends, wars, oceanic turnover, continental drift, weathering of minerals, fires, floods, etc..., if there is not a
fairly strong feedback holding them in place?