... /reboot, and that it stayed faithfully towards the original idea of the series. It was a little on the fast paced side, but crammed a lot of information into the 2 hours. Enviromentalism was a big issue here as well as how power mongering leadershits behave when presented with alternatives that would benefit mankind instead are used for political gain and selfishness. The ending was ok and had a ...

... overrode all common sense and certainly the absence of proof (of course it overrode the absence of proof: the precautionary principle was designed specifically to override the absence of proof). Enviromentalism was the new religion and no heresy was permitted. A major test of a statistical model which presumes to predict the future is that it must, given a start date sometime in the past, ...

... the > > absence of proof (of course it overrode the absence of proof: the > > precautionary principle was designed specifically to override the > > absence of proof). Enviromentalism was the new religion and no heresy > > was permitted. > > **Not so. Unscientific gobbledegook is not permitted. Peer-reviewed science > is always permitted. > > > ...

... would be about 35 percent lower than they currently are. In other words, the reactors that Speth opposed could have been a huge part of the solution to what Speth claims is humanity's "biggest threat." Like I said, really annoying. Read the whole thing, it's short. Comments are worthwhile also. I like what Oldcrow has to say about the true foundation of enviromentalism.