"3."Of course continental areas are warming faster than oceans. "
Except for over 80 years they didn't, now they are .Obviously ,with your reply you are excepting that.Explain that with your basics. What changed?"

Over the last 50 years global land surface temperatures have increased at 0.217 °C/decade (NASA GISTEMP). The global ocean surface temperatures (60°S to 60°N) have increased at 0.128 °C/decade (NOAA ERSST). Global land temperatures are increasing at a 70% greater rate than global sea surface temperatures.

This is because the ocean is deep, and liquid, and undergoes complex global thermohaline circulation. Water has a high specific heat capacity, and the oceans have 1000x the heat capacity of the atmosphere. They are absorbing most of the excess heat trapped by increased atmospheric greenhouse gases in their deep waters. The warming and thermal expansion of the oceans is one of the reasons (besides melting of land ice worldwide) that global sea level is rising.