SSDD
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You don't have to predict the surface temperature of Venus. It was observed and measured to be 735 K. That means it radiates 15,700 W/m² where does all that energy go?if you want to predict the temperature on venus, or any other planet with sufficient atmosphere, look to the molar version of the ideal gas law which applies to atmospheres...not the SB law, which doesn't.
Questions are not observed measured evidence. You will never get answers about planetary temperatures of any planet in the context of the greenhouse hypothesis because it is wrong.