After hearing about Black Rock, I looked into it, and asked ChatGPT a few questions. Larry Fink is the CEO and largest shareholder, and started Black Rock.

User Does Larry Fink know that "climate change" is a scam? ChatGPT There is no credible evidence to suggest that climate change is a "scam." The overwhelming scientific consensus is that climate change is real, largely driven by human activities, and poses significant risks to the planet.

Larry Fink, the CEO of BlackRock, has been an advocate for addressing climate-related risks. Under his leadership, BlackRock has increasingly emphasized the importance of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors in investment decision-making. In his annual letters to CEOs, Fink has consistently highlighted the need for companies to understand and disclose their strategies for operating in a world undergoing significant environmental and social changes, including climate change.

It's important to rely on scientific research and credible sources of information when forming opinions on issues like climate change. The scientific consensus on climate change is supported by organizations such as the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and the overwhelming majority of climate scientists around the world. Claims that climate change is a "scam" are not supported by the scientific community and can be misleading.

The usual climate change propaganda spit out by ChatGPT anytime I try to "discuss" the topic with it. Fink is also responsible for Black Rock pushing the woke agenda by corporations. It's pretty funny to consider that CEOs main responsibility is shareholder profit, yet they constantly push the woke agenda, which obviously hurts company profits. According to Wikipedia's Fink info: In his 2018 annual open letter to CEOs, he called for corporations to play an active role in improving the environment, working to better their communities, and increasing the diversity of their workforces.[30] This has been taken as evidence of a move by BlackRock, one of the largest public investors, to proactively enforce these targets.[31] In his 2019 open letter, Fink said that companies and their CEOs must step into a leadership vacuum to tackle social and political issues when governments fail to address these issues.[32]

Unless shareholders start calling out the CEOs for the financially irresponsible woke agenda, it will continue.