1 posted on
12/14/2012 1:12:45 PM PST by
Renfield
To: SunkenCiv
2 posted on
12/14/2012 1:19:45 PM PST by
Renfield
(Turning apples into venison since 1999!)
To: Renfield
Sooo they’re basically saying bacteria farts destoyed the early Earth?
3 posted on
12/14/2012 1:20:52 PM PST by
Darksheare
(Try my coffee, first one's free.....)
To: Renfield
Very interesting article.
To: Renfield
a humble microbe. I didn't do it, never traveled to that period.
To: Renfield
The dinosaurs made a big mistake. They should have put a carbon tax on those microbes.
7 posted on
12/14/2012 1:26:29 PM PST by
Cicero
(Marcus Tullius)
To: Renfield
“million years ago” here comes a Fairy Tale!
8 posted on
12/14/2012 1:27:31 PM PST by
US Navy Vet
(Go Packers! Go Rockies! Go Boston Bruins! See, I'm "Diverse"!)
To: Renfield
I like how the last sentence compares the human race to bacteria. No agenda here, no siree.
These people are not scientists.
To: Renfield
I was going to say it was Obamas fault but then I noticed they said it was a “humble” microbe.
12 posted on
12/14/2012 1:38:48 PM PST by
GrandJediMasterYoda
(Someday our schools we will teach the difference between "lose" and "loose")
To: Renfield
15 posted on
12/14/2012 1:52:30 PM PST by
frithguild
(You can call me Snippy the Anti-Freeper)
To: Renfield
22 posted on
12/14/2012 2:13:15 PM PST by
American in Israel
(A wise man's heart directs him to the right, but the foolish mans heart directs him toward the left.)
To: Renfield
Science ain’t what it used to be.
There’s just too much (grant/tax) money, and too many scientists that should have been laborers.
To: Renfield
And then the article ends with the money quote: “Today’s mass extinction of biodiversity is similar, says Barnosky, because it is largely driven by our species”.
Yes, humankind is the modern-day microbe. We should all be sterilized for the Greater Good of Gaia.
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