The Mars situation corroborates it rather than reinforces it.
Either way, the positive feedback issue is intractable. And I notice that you didn't actually respond to it except with the standard appeal to opinions ("you saw what nobody else did") and misdirection ("there's more CO2 in the ocean now").
I'll repeat. If CO2 was a climate driver then, as water releases CO2 as it heats up, we would be in an inescapable feedback loop. More heat = more CO2 = even more heat = even more CO2. We would have had a runaway global warming billions of years ago (or ice age if the initial perturbation was cooling).
CO2 is therefore *not* a climate driver.
QED.
Climate Change, page-948
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