Our group identity is built through conflict #politics
Human history in a (tiny) nutshell Our group identity is built through conflict. We don't like those people so let's fight them. Give us somebody to fight and we'll come together as a community and then, we'll be happy. Anthropological records show this is the point of stoning people to death, that when you get to stone somebody to death as a community. it makes everyone happy and builds a sense of communal identity. It brings joy to the community because now we know we're good. Source: Wes Cecil, PhD. Divide and rule Clarifications by Wes Cecil about what about the misunderstanding at 28:52 "the Archaea anthropological records" Thank you for the interest in my work. The moments you are referring to I should have said "Anthropological" or "Sociological" not Archaeological. Archaeological records would of course be useless for this sort of claim. The research you can look at is anything related to public executions - stoning is ju...
I am wall aware of what's going on with AGW, pollution and IQ distribution, although IQ is mostly a measure of how well we'll do in school.
RépondreEffacerIn any case, what we'll do from now on won't stopp the Earth from warming up, quite probably into a Hothouse state (no ice at the poles).
And all the other issues, over-fishing, acidification and so on...
In my latest article on Le Climatoblogue (it's in French), most forest and soils are cow carbon sources.
And while most have an eye on Arctic methane hydrates, I learned today: Massive degassing of gas hydrates and global warming
"To find out the level of degassing of the deposits, researchers have studied the upper limit of the stability zone at the Rio Grande fan on the Brazilian margin. They analysed a vast network of geophysical, geological and geochemical data, acquired during several oceanographic campaigns using, among others, AUV and ROV underwater robots. They observed a massive flow of methane in this zone, composed of hundreds of gas escape points that move up the water column."
https://www.insu.cnrs.fr/fr/cnrsinfo/degazage-massif-dhydrates-de-gaz-et-rechauffement-climatique
So yeah, we are in very deep shit!
It has to do with education, not IQ.
RépondreEffacerAnd it has to do with addiction, like the addiction to profits, comfort, and all those other things that make us feel we're better than (almost) everyone else.
I think the corporate medias failed us big time, but their business models...