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Objet : [geo] Re: Boston Globe-- Very Interesting anti-Gaia perspective of Earth
Dear all,
I think this kind of life-force thinking runs very deep, and prevents us
acting appropriately.
Just about the whole e
artin Rees's book "Just six numbers", and the multiverse
idea.
[5] See Sir Martin Rees's book "Our final century".
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Subject: [geo] Re: Boston Globe-- Very Int
Dear all,
One should hold judgment until seeing the book, but the Medea idea
seems at odds with the fact that we are still here. What has
happened is that the planet has got close to disaster, but
negative feedbacks have eventually kicked in. The evidence of
"our" current existence (a planet with
I casually made a similar point a year or two ago at Erice. It drove
lots of people crazy. On could also add to Ward's point that the
universe is not our friend and without our intervention will destroy us
with meteors and other nefarious devices.
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