On Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 11:36:19AM -0700, glen e. p. ropella wrote:
> Thus spake Jochen Fromm circa 10/26/2008 07:25 AM:
> > http://blog.cas-group.net/2008/10/the-true-crisis-is-still-to-come/
>
> I'm currently reading "The Deep Hot Biosphere" and Gold presents a
> pretty persuasive argument that
it at first, asking
whether the kind of effect we should see fits the general picture of what we
are seeing.
Phil Henshaw
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Hi Glen,
Regarding the Thomas Gold book, I have been urged not to take it
seriously by geologists I trust. I also do not have the expertise to
enable an informed opinion of my own. They seem to suggest, however,
that Gold purposely ignores (a lot of) evidence that works in favor of
the conventio
Thus spake Jochen Fromm circa 10/26/2008 07:25 AM:
> http://blog.cas-group.net/2008/10/the-true-crisis-is-still-to-come/
I'm currently reading "The Deep Hot Biosphere" and Gold presents a
pretty persuasive argument that the hydrocarbons (oil, methane, coal,
...) we burn for energy are not (mostly)
You really have to wonder in a complexity science forum why taking on
endless multiplying complications, as a standard planning concept, would not
be quickly brought into question. The opening statement in on that CAS
webpage is:
Forget the financial crisis, the true global economic crisis will
