Anyone who believes in gaia’s hypothesis is an asswipe.
ian - 07:12am on 12/30/2004
Look at that superstitious laden spew Mr. Wolcott has vomitted forth, and then ask yourself how any self respecting Leftard can refer to the Left as a “reality based community”. Sheesh. My great grandparents had more grounding in reality.
Mr. Bowen - 08:12am on 12/30/2004
Geez… Is this bonehead for real?
Tetzman - 09:12am on 12/30/2004
"Man vs. Nature"… when are people ever going to realize that man is PART of nature, not some alien invader hell-bent on destroying it?
Survival of the fittest means that stragglers get left behind. Someone once said “the surest way to preserve an animal species is to start eating it.” If something becomes extinct, it must not be very useful to anyone, or very adaptable. I haven’t once craved a dodo omelet, ya know?
“destruction of animal habitat"… how the hell do you think the animals got that habitat? Did freaking Gaia give it to them? Or did they just TAKE it from other animals?
The earth isn’t static. You can’t expect every animal’s unique balance with nature to be upheld as species continue to adapt and situations change. Grah… what a dillhole. I need to go improperly dispose of some motor oil or something.
Mark J - 06:12pm on 12/30/2004
I know what you mean. After reading that I went and hairsprayed my hair for like...an hour.
“Every now and then the universe decides to remind us that we are neither in control nor aware of much of anything. I heard a newscast that speculated that the quake may have had an impact on the orbit of the earth; if true, interesting; if even possible worth reflection.”
adam s - 01:12pm on 12/31/2004
Excellent!! nature,mankinds population control! natural disasters remind mankind whos boss on this planet.not us..i greet any reduction in our ridiculous swarming of this planet with great glee.we could use a couple of nuclear wars to thin us out and restore the balance before we ALL die.let the bleeding hearts weep and gnash their teeth all they want,Im willing to bet not one of the dead were going to discover a cure for cancer!
Anyone who believes in gaia’s hypothesis is an asswipe.
Look at that superstitious laden spew Mr. Wolcott has vomitted forth, and then ask yourself how any self respecting Leftard can refer to the Left as a “reality based community”. Sheesh. My great grandparents had more grounding in reality.
Geez… Is this bonehead for real?
"Man vs. Nature"… when are people ever going to realize that man is PART of nature, not some alien invader hell-bent on destroying it?
Survival of the fittest means that stragglers get left behind. Someone once said “the surest way to preserve an animal species is to start eating it.” If something becomes extinct, it must not be very useful to anyone, or very adaptable. I haven’t once craved a dodo omelet, ya know?
“destruction of animal habitat"… how the hell do you think the animals got that habitat? Did freaking Gaia give it to them? Or did they just TAKE it from other animals?
The earth isn’t static. You can’t expect every animal’s unique balance with nature to be upheld as species continue to adapt and situations change. Grah… what a dillhole. I need to go improperly dispose of some motor oil or something.
I know what you mean. After reading that I went and hairsprayed my hair for like...an hour.
ya’ll should just chill.
http://eyeofthestorm.blogs.com/eye_of_the_storm/2004/12/sometimes.html
“Every now and then the universe decides to remind us that we are neither in control nor aware of much of anything. I heard a newscast that speculated that the quake may have had an impact on the orbit of the earth; if true, interesting; if even possible worth reflection.”
Excellent!! nature,mankinds population control! natural disasters remind mankind whos boss on this planet.not us..i greet any reduction in our ridiculous swarming of this planet with great glee.we could use a couple of nuclear wars to thin us out and restore the balance before we ALL die.let the bleeding hearts weep and gnash their teeth all they want,Im willing to bet not one of the dead were going to discover a cure for cancer!
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