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Jun 9Liked by Richard Crim

I am just a concern layperson, but it seems to me that Hansen has the scientific high ground here. Falsifiability is the cornerstone of modern science. Hansen says: “We will know by end of 2024 if I am wrong.” Mann says: “I can’t be proven wrong until a decade (or two) has passed and we can give a 10-year average.” While not technically unfalsifiable, it is practically so. Hansen seems more trustworthy because he comes straight out: “This is what I predict. If I’m wrong, here’s how we will know.” He seems like an honest broker.

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Jun 9Liked by Richard Crim

H. erectus and H. neanderthalensis were more successful than H. sapiens in terms of survival over time. If you think about it,

Trumpanzees are a throwback to 6-million years ago when hominins branched off of chimps—troglodytes. Their species is easily brainwashed and highly susceptible to greed and power. They are the killer bees overwhelming democracy. And they will die, right along with the rest of us, because we allowed them to propagate through unbridled corruption.

Someone should atleast hang the Koch Industries leaders for public display, starting with Charles Koch.

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Jun 9Liked by Richard Crim

Won't you join me? People For High Sulfer Marine Fuels is my new group. I'll be asking for donations and printing up t-shirts, hats and hoodies. And 20 to 40 million excess deaths from air pollution is a good thing. I've read it twice in the comments here, we need population reduction. Don't you see? This solves everything!

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Jun 12Liked by Richard Crim

Every one of your articles is a gift and I am grateful for your work. Thank you.

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