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Saturday, October 13, 2007
OK, I give up.
Nobel Peace Prize? Al Gore??? Words fail me. It's now too late for sensible discussion so I think I'll stop blogging about climate change. I have lost the will...
Your chance to have a face to face with one of the Nobel Prize Winners (see below).
http://www.cis.org.uk/centralsouth/
"Thurs 29th Nov: Global Warming - A Scientific and public challenge
Sir John Houghton FRS
NOBEL SCIENTIST VISITS SOUTHAMPTON
Sir John Houghton , who shares this year’s Nobel Peace Prize with Al Gore for his work in chairing the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), will be speaking in Southampton on the challenge of Global Warming. This public lecture, at Central Hall in St Mary’s, will be followed by questions from the audience and also a response from Alan Whitehead MP. Admission to the event is free."
See I reckon that most of the stuff you've been reading is written by people heavily biased by a political agenda. I reckon if you actually listen to somebody who is attempting to be objective you might get a very different view on things!
Hope you can make it - should be a great evening. I won't be able to be there unfortunately =(
As always, Rob, thanks for your comment :-) What made me smile, though, was your penultimate paragraph can be used precisely to describe the other side of the argument:
"See I reckon that most of the stuff you've been reading is written by people heavily biased by a political agenda. I reckon if you actually listen to somebody who is attempting to be objective you might get a very different view on things!"
As always, Rob, thanks for your comment :-) What made me smile, though, was your penultimate paragraph can be used precisely to describe the other side of the argument:
"See I reckon that most of the stuff you've been reading is written by people heavily biased by a political agenda. I reckon if you actually listen to somebody who is attempting to be objective you might get a very different view on things!"
As always, Rob, thanks for your comment :-) What made me smile, though, was your penultimate paragraph can be used precisely to describe the other side of the argument:
"See I reckon that most of the stuff you've been reading is written by people heavily biased by a political agenda. I reckon if you actually listen to somebody who is attempting to be objective you might get a very different view on things!"
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Your chance to have a face to face with one of the Nobel Prize Winners (see below).
http://www.cis.org.uk/centralsouth/
"Thurs 29th Nov: Global Warming - A Scientific and public challenge
Sir John Houghton FRS
NOBEL SCIENTIST VISITS SOUTHAMPTON
Sir John Houghton , who shares this year’s Nobel Peace Prize with Al Gore for his work in chairing the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), will be speaking in Southampton on the challenge of Global Warming. This public lecture, at Central Hall in St Mary’s, will be followed by questions from the audience and also a response from Alan Whitehead MP. Admission to the event is free."
See I reckon that most of the stuff you've been reading is written by people heavily biased by a political agenda. I reckon if you actually listen to somebody who is attempting to be objective you might get a very different view on things!
Hope you can make it - should be a great evening. I won't be able to be there unfortunately =(
Rob
As always, Rob, thanks for your comment :-)
What made me smile, though, was your penultimate paragraph can be used precisely to describe the other side of the argument:
"See I reckon that most of the stuff you've been reading is written by people heavily biased by a political agenda. I reckon if you actually listen to somebody who is attempting to be objective you might get a very different view on things!"
I completely agree with you!!
As always, Rob, thanks for your comment :-)
What made me smile, though, was your penultimate paragraph can be used precisely to describe the other side of the argument:
"See I reckon that most of the stuff you've been reading is written by people heavily biased by a political agenda. I reckon if you actually listen to somebody who is attempting to be objective you might get a very different view on things!"
I completely agree with you!!
As always, Rob, thanks for your comment :-)
What made me smile, though, was your penultimate paragraph can be used precisely to describe the other side of the argument:
"See I reckon that most of the stuff you've been reading is written by people heavily biased by a political agenda. I reckon if you actually listen to somebody who is attempting to be objective you might get a very different view on things!"
I completely agree with you!!
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