If you are smarter than the scientists, why don't you publish something and get in on their get-rich-quick scheme?
Sunspots matter, and they have a small affect. But it is nothing like what carbon dioxide does.
The computer models are used to figure out what is happening in real life -- the actual data is used in the models, and they compare the results of the model to both understand what factors are influencing what, and to project "what-if" scenarios.
I think you are confused on how the process works. And I'm fairly certain that you have not got as good a grasp on the myriad of factors and what the actual data is -- as they do. I certainly do not know much about the details and data.
But, the conclusions are there for all to see.
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And they can't get the models to agree with each other with any certainty. They can't get the models to correctly predict THE PAST
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You say this -- where's your evidence?