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Grok 3 analysis of Climate Science

Boilermaker03

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Entire paper was written by Grok 3. No input was given other than feeding the sources and correcting citations.

47 peer reviewed papers were used.
-23 were pro climate change
-3 were neutral
-21 were skeptical papers

Conclusions:

-Human C02 is not detectable in the atmosphere
-Temperature records are heavily adjusted. Without the adjustments there's no warming
-Total Solar Energy (TSI) is hard to measure and IPCC cherry picks one method out of many -not science (there are over 27 ways to calculate TSI)

It's not C02:

-Temperature causes C02, not the other way around
-C02 does not stay in the atmosphere long (3 or 4 years, not 100 to 10,000)
-Covid lockdowns drastically reduced C02 emissions but it wasn't noticeable in Mauna Loa C02 curve.
-Models over estimate warming by 3x-5x

From the paper:

The anthropogenic CO₂-Global Warming hypothesis, as articulated by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and supported by researchers such as Mann, Schmidt, and Haus-father, lacks robust empirical support when subjected to rigorous scrutiny. This analysis integrates unadjusted observational data and recent peer-reviewed studies to demonstrate that the assertion of human CO₂ emissions as the primary driver of climate variability since 1750 is not substantiated. Instead, natural processes—including temperature feedbacks, solar variability, and oceanic dynamics—provide a more consistent explanation for observed trends.

Solar forcing presents a viable alternative mechanism.

 
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Yes, any Ai that is used incorrectly can give you crap information. For example, if you use the deepsearch function for Grok it will be skewed to the left with it's answers because it's just searching the internet and pulling up mostly left wing sources. The deepersearch function is even worse. However, if you use the "think" function, Grok does something interesting. Instead of searching the web, it uses the data you've given it and asks itself questions until it comes to a conclusion.

Your example is an example of deepsearch. Mine is an example of think. Most people don't understand this though which is why they use stupid examples to disprove good examples.
 
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