I've posted two videos. One that shows that CO2 absorbs energy [like all other substances] and one that shows [my favorite parlor trick].
Right, and you continue to avoid recognizing that all substances absorb IR, you continue to avoid answering my question about the temperature of an oxygen and/or nitrogen cloud in close proximity to the sun, you refuse to acknowledge that your favorite parlor trick is based on getting the gullible audience to play pretend that a candle or a lamp somehow "represents" the sun's full range of bandwidth and you continue to delude yourself into denial as to why your favorite parlor trick is
never performed outdoors in the sun (i.e. allowing the
sun to actually "represent" the sun) because that would totally ruin the trick.
What is your evidence that the MIT video is a trick?
"Evidence" is not the correct word. Magicians don't like to reveal their secrets, and the illusionists who perform your favorite parlor trick similarly don't like the secrets behind the trick being revealed. I'll reveal them anyway. That initial narrative at the beginning that talks about the sun is just setting you up for a bait-and-switch. The magician will not walk you outdoors to perform any demonstration in the sunlight as described. Instead, the magician will perform the parlor trick entirely indoors where no sunlight can inadvertently ruin the trick. Then the magician will use smoke and mirrors to pretend that a lamp or a candle somehow "represents" the sun but only produces a very specific, and very narrowly focused frequency band that is needed to make the trick work. After performing the parlor trick and achieving the desired result, the magician says "See, this is what happens with the sun outdoors! The gullible audience that doesn't know the secret behind the trick is amazed and wants to pay more in taxes to save the planet.
Have you seen an opposing video where the results turn out differently?
Every time a magician performs the "levitate the assistant" trick, the assistant
always appears to levitate, every time ... but it's a trick. Nobody can actually levitate.
Right and when you add thermal energy to CO2, it causes it to behave in a way that produces thermal energy.
Nope. Wrong words. When you add thermal energy to CO2, it causes the CO2 to
have more associated thermal energy. Of course, whatever quantity of thermal energy the CO2 has is radiating out of it freely, proportionally to its absolute temperature to the 4th power, in the form of thermal radiation (which is electromagnetic radiation).
That thermal energy would have otherwise escaped the atmosphere.
ZenMode Error. You are once again treating the atmosphere as though it is not part of the earth.