Dave,
The debate's over. The $500 trill would best be spent on trying to get
down our CO2 releases to prevent the scientifically-proven
anthropogenic global warming (but you won't believe it since you said
you'll never change, even though you claim you listen to science!).
Goodbye.
Matthew T. Russotto - 14 Jan 2007 23:14 GMT
>Dave,
>
>The debate's over. The $500 trill would best be spent on trying to get
>down our CO2 releases to prevent the scientifically-proven
>anthropogenic global warming
The debate's over. The $500 would be best spent on figuring out ways
to contain the scientifically-proven phlogisten, and on blocking the
N-rays.

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Dave Head - 15 Jan 2007 00:39 GMT
>Dave,
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>Goodbye.
Why spend 500 trillion dollars to save 9 trillion dollars worth of damage
(higher sea levels, lost land area thru sea encroachment and desertification,
etc.) Sounds penny-wise and pound-foolish to me.
Dave Head