Pro Fossil Fuels Quotes

ChatGPT doesn’t even try to hide the biases it has learned from its radical pro-socialist masters. The New York Post put it through a series of tasks that made this point abundantly clear: 12 • ChatGPT would “gladly tell a joke about men, but jokes about women were deemed ‘derogatory or demeaning.’” • Jokes about overweight people were not allowed. • It would tell you a joke about Jesus, but it refused to joke about Allah. • It refused to write anything positive about fossil fuels. • It was “happy” to write a fictional tale about Hillary Clinton winning the 2016 election, but it said it “would not be appropriate” to write a fictional story about Trump winning in 2020. These and similar findings have led many people, like National Review’s Nate Hochman, to distrust ChatGPT and its AI technology because of their “brazen efforts to suppress or silence viewpoints that dissent from progressive orthodoxy.

In the 1970s, '80s, and '90s, as we have seen, benefit-ignorers and catastrophizers were very inaccurately designated as the environmental experts. But unlike today, the knowledge system didn't only consult "environmental experts" when it came to fossil fuels, it also consistently consulted experts on energy economics-who knew well that there would be catastrophic consequences to rapidly restricting fossil fuel use. The knowledge system didn't make addressing the alleged catastrophes that designated environmental experts predicted, such as catastrophic climate change, top public priorities. The biggest issue that designated environmental experts raised was air and water pollution, which became a top priority in the 1970s, but it was handled largely in a much more pro-fossil fuel, pro-technology way than the designated environmental experts wanted it to be.