"The Most Terrifying Video You'll Ever See" has over 7,200,000 views, but this sequel makes the better argument.
And now even this 7-hour series has been trumped by the book: "What's the Worst Th...
"The Most Terrifying Video You'll Ever See" has over 7,200,000 views, but this sequel makes the better argument.
And now even this 7-hour series has been trumped by the book: "What's the Worst That Could Happen? A Rational Response to the Climate Change Debate." Available from Amazon and others through the links at www.gregcraven.org.
Author Bill McKibben said "This book trumps most of our accounts of the global warming crisis," the former Commander-in-Chief of U.S. CENTCOM Gen. Anthony Zinni called it "innovative and intelligent.... superbly crafted.... A must read," and the New Scientist said "If Craven could get everybody who has weighed in on this debate to go through the exercises in the book, Al Gore should share his Nobel peace prize."
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If you were interested in those things and if you have your PhD in biology you would know where to go and see them... there are plenty of Scientific articles available on-line and in journals... I guess I'm used to PhD's being able to spell and punctuate their sentences... and not putting down on their profiles that they are a professional 'troll'
I'd rather spend my time discussing this with people who are reasonable and who may change their opinion... neither seems likely with you.
Well if Finland was exporting privately few cubic rain mashines to angola 20y ago (increasing rain by 2-3 weeks per year.. Massive HAARP like antenna systems TODAY can cause a lot more. So theoretically tsunamies, hurricanes, earthquakes can be made more propable in specific areas around the world.. Only for "Global Academics" to say.. see I told you so... :oP
The Oregon Petition that lists Geri Halliwell with a PHD in Microbiology and the attorney Perry Mason??? That's your 'list' of scientists? The one that has several duplicate listings and several businesses listed? That one?
I'm leaving a comment here for your other video b/c you closed the comments there. You forgot to mention the possibility that we all do what's right but still end up with the doomsday scenario. That is we spend all the money we can, regulate everything, etc., but still wind up with a catastrophic ending.
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I'd rather spend my time discussing this with people who are reasonable and who may change their opinion... neither seems likely with you.
try.
period.
period.
So theoretically tsunamies, hurricanes, earthquakes can be made more propable in specific areas around the world..
Only for "Global Academics" to say.. see I told you so... :oP
Wow. Great list!