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Old 04-24-2015, 09:39 AM   #282
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Originally Posted by scottken View Post
But why these guys somehow weld that "can-do" liking back into the viewpoint of technology doing no wrong (such as their belief in climate change denial) just confounds me. The will-full blindness they demonstrate in that and other areas is really something.
It gets even worse when you consider that these are SF fans. How can they not grasp the concept of terraforming? That's what anthropogenic climate change is, after all - only accidental instead of guided, and harmful instead of benevolent.
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