ChatGPT Research Proposal

“Write a one paragraph research proposal which includes the words “climate” “gender” and “justice”

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9 Responses to ChatGPT Research Proposal

  1. william says:

    I don’t even know what ChatGPT is but it sure does have a way with words. I have noticed that women and marginalized gender groups – I assume they mean males – are always, due to systemic inequalities, the last ones to be rescued in extreme weather events. Systemic inequalities are the very worst kind. If only they had more decision-making power they could change that which would contribute to Climate Justice. That’s very clear to me now. Just for fun I went to Amazon to see if I could buy a Climate Framework thinking that if I could put one up around this area it might warm up a little. But they only had books that provide “frameworks” for brainwashing kids about the Climate Apocalypse

  2. conrad ziefle says:

    Marginalized sex pots are just like communities of color. The common unifying characteristic is that they can’t cope with the everyday issues of life.

  3. Ed says:

    Word vomit.

  4. arn says:

    I’m pretty sure now that ChatGPT and Kamala are the same person.

    • dm says:

      Nope. Kamala can not make a coherent sentence out of even 3-5 words, or a coherent paragraph using just 3-5 sentences. And, she would repeat herself.
      Plus, similar to Scranton Joe, she would insert here & there her infamous chuckles.

  5. Find all the references which contain the terms ‘climate’, gender and ‘justice’ and regurgitate the most frequently occurring phrases. Since nearly all such references are pseudo scientific nonsense, what else should we expect? Garbage in garbage out.

  6. Ohio Cyclist says:

    The AI generated response when I searched for “climate gender justice” using Brave browser, was as follows …..

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    Climate gender justice is a critical aspect of addressing climate change, as it recognizes that the impacts of climate change disproportionately affect women and gender minorities due to existing social, economic, and political inequalities. According to the International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED), challenging institutional and societal structures caused and perpetuated by capitalism is necessary to achieve climate justice, and intersectional factors such as gender, race, class, and age shape people’s experiences of climate change and climate response.

    Women are often more vulnerable to the effects of climate change, including more frequent and severe natural disasters. For example, during the 2022 heatwaves in Europe, 56% more women died than men.
    Women, elderly, and children are more likely to die in disasters, with women being 14 times more likely to die in a disaster than men.
    This vulnerability is exacerbated by structural barriers that prevent women from accessing land, technology, financial services, education, and skills, which are essential for resilience and adaptation.

    To address these issues, it is essential to adopt an intersectional approach, address racism, challenge the gender binary, apply a gender-transformative approach, and decolonize climate action.
    This includes investing in gender-disaggregated data, promoting gender-responsive climate finance, and ensuring gender balance in expert committees on climate change adaptation and mitigation.

    Women’s leadership in climate action is crucial, as they contribute significantly to climate action and should have equal representation in climate decision-making roles.
    Promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion in hiring is also key to achieving gender justice and ensuring that no one is left behind.

    In summary, achieving climate justice requires addressing gender justice by recognizing and addressing the unique challenges and vulnerabilities that women face due to climate change.

  7. conrad ziefle says:

    And I might ask, rhetorically of course, “Where are the Jacobites when we really need them to do something useful?” It seems that this wokeness, the idealizing of the unaccomplished and in adept, is hard to destroy. I would say partly because we have probably 80 years without any truly deeply harmful period where the majority of people really had to struggle for their mere survival. Not that I want it at my age, but there must be some way to force people to think on the truth and real issues.

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