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In a Bad Place
The days grow shorter for the good guys. A tale of two Friedmans. An American Carol isn't impressing. Heedless speeder. Plus more.
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/p>If by "saving the earth" Friedman means freezing the global status quo (or an arbitrary status quo ante), Darwin would think him mad.
Since evolution (Gaia in Newspeak) evolved the current "mess," is it not adaptive, by definition?
p>Hence, the Friedman Freeze is counter-evolutionary. br> -- David Govett /p> p> WORTH SEEING? br> Re: Judah Friedman's Do I Dare? : /p> p>So funny, so resoundingly true and insightful! Judah is right on the mark once again! br> --
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