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To: quantim
Please read the book, State of Fear.

There are as many, if not more, glaciers expanding that are never mentioned.

6 posted on 03/27/2006 8:27:05 PM PST by llevrok (Drink your beer damnit !! There are people in Africa sober.)
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To: llevrok

Finished it, truly an inspiring book. Great story, and the FACTS explain a lot. You cannot read it and remain un-impressed by Crichton's intellect; and learn more than a little bit in the process as well.

Key bit of learning. Nature changes, it always has, it always will.


13 posted on 03/27/2006 8:32:03 PM PST by Hodar (With Rights, come Responsibilities. Don't assume one, without assuming the other.)
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To: llevrok

That's required bathroom reading in my house ;)


24 posted on 03/27/2006 8:41:46 PM PST by Number57
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To: llevrok

Bunch of baloney. At Mount Rainier, some glaciers advance, some retreat and have for the last century.


45 posted on 03/27/2006 10:43:48 PM PST by holyscroller (A wise man's heart directs him toward the right, but the foolish man's heart directs him to the left)
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To: llevrok
Please read the book, State of Fear.

You forget to add:

. . . by world renowned climatologist Michael Crichton.

Oh wait, he is a world renowned writer of fiction.

What difference does it make though really. Thousands of scientists on the one hand, a fiction writer on the other.

If this were a debate about Christianity, would you site Dan Brown?

57 posted on 03/28/2006 1:25:58 AM PST by Einigkeit_Recht_Freiheit (God is such a good idea that if He didn't exist we would have to invent Him)
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