I love a good heretic. Reading through my RSS feeds from 3quarksdaily I found an excellent essay by Freeman Dyson about how global climate change is grossly exaggerated, and other radical ideas. I like to read thoughts of people with actual critical thinking skills. Call me crazy..
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Saturday, August 11, 2007
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