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1 minute ago, Crnr2Crnr said:

 

math and science disagree

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That dude was proven Coocoo for Cocoa Puffs back in the 60's.  :lol:  

Not surprising 60 minutes had him back on.....again. :lmao:

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:lmao:

https://www.foxnews.com/media/60-minutes-uses-failed-doomsday-biologist-predict-mass-extinction-humanity

In Ehrlich’s 1968 book, he originally predicted widespread famine and the overall end of civilization within the next decade. Although Ehrlich was wrong on several accounts, the program continued to present him as a reputable source.

"The alarm Ehrlich sounded in '68 warned that overpopulation would trigger widespread famine. He was wrong about that. The green revolution fed the world. But he also wrote in '68 that heat from greenhouse gases would melt polar ice and humanity would overwhelm the wild. Today, humans have taken over 70% of the planet's land and 70% of the freshwater," Pelley remarked.

Club for Growth senior analyst Andrew Follett wrote, "’Biologist’ Paul Erlich has been consistently wrong about every prediction he has ever made...And yet media outlets keep having him on..."

Media strategist Gabriella Hoffman commented, "Preservationist environmentalism like this poses a grave threat to people and nature. This thinking undergirds most climate alarmism too. Giving credence to Paul Erlich should instill doubt in one's credibility."

"90 years old and still crazy (60 Minutes spelled his last name incorrectly, of course, their usual attention to detail). Ehrlich said humanity was done in the 1970s. We were not done. We will not be done anytime soon, either," Washington Examiner columnist Nathan Wurtzel tweeted.

"When a 90-year-old man tells you there are too many people, you're allowed to ask why he's still sticking around," Substack writer Jim Treacher joked.

 

 

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:lol:   Experts say.    Scientists say.  Two most dangerous phrases in society today. 

Ehrlich earned a bachelor's degree in zoology from the University of Pennsylvania in 1953, an M.A. from the University of Kansas in 1955, and a Ph.D. from the University of Kansas in 1957, supervised by the prominent bee researcher Charles Duncan Michener (the title of his dissertation: "The Morphology, Phylogeny and Higher Classification of the Butterflies (Lepidoptera: Papilionoidea)").[12] During his studies he participated with surveys of insects in the areas of the Bering Sea and Canadian Arctic, and then with a National Institutes of Health fellowship, investigated the genetics and behavior of parasitic mites. In 1959 he joined the faculty at Stanford University, being promoted to professor of biology in 1966. By training he is an entomologist specializing in Lepidoptera (butterflies). He was appointed to the Bing Professorship in 1977.[13][14] He is well-known for popularizing the term coevolution in an influential 1964 paper co-authored with the botanist Peter H. Raven, where they proposed that an evolutionary 'arms-race' between plants and insects explains the extreme diversification of plants and insects.[15] This paper was highly influential on the then nascent field of chemical ecology.

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Human population booms always happened when the planet warmed and even warmer than it is now. But the anti science left wants you to believe that we’re all going to die if it warms slightly and also that the climate somehow should be 100% stable now for the first time ever 

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Wow BIG surprise ....another Liberal talking point thread started from the so called "Independent" :news:

America alone has Vast amounts of land with no people in sight. 

Why don't they concentrate this on where most of the world population.....MONEY, that's why.

They concentrate on North America.  It's starting to be comical to many.

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60 minutes puts on a butterfly scientists and c2c hails him as knowing what is going to happen to the world's climate and human race even though basically every prediction the man has stated since 1970 has been wrong.  :lol:  

Can't make this shit up if you tried. :lmao:

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5 minutes ago, Highmark said:

60 minutes puts on a butterfly scientists and c2c hails him as knowing what is going to happen to the world's climate and human race even though basically every prediction the man has stated since 1970 has been wrong.  :lol:  

Can't make this shit up if you tried. :lmao:

Now he will just slither away to the HCS section and cry about Polaris ....All he's good at. :news:

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41 minutes ago, EvilBird said:

Now he will just slither away to the HCS section and cry about Polaris ....All he's good at. :news:

And you'll be there taking notes!

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1 hour ago, Highmark said:

:lol:   Experts say.    Scientists say.  Two most dangerous phrases in society today. 

Ehrlich earned a bachelor's degree in zoology from the University of Pennsylvania in 1953, an M.A. from the University of Kansas in 1955, and a Ph.D. from the University of Kansas in 1957, supervised by the prominent bee researcher Charles Duncan Michener (the title of his dissertation: "The Morphology, Phylogeny and Higher Classification of the Butterflies (Lepidoptera: Papilionoidea)").[12] During his studies he participated with surveys of insects in the areas of the Bering Sea and Canadian Arctic, and then with a National Institutes of Health fellowship, investigated the genetics and behavior of parasitic mites. In 1959 he joined the faculty at Stanford University, being promoted to professor of biology in 1966. By training he is an entomologist specializing in Lepidoptera (butterflies). He was appointed to the Bing Professorship in 1977.[13][14] He is well-known for popularizing the term coevolution in an influential 1964 paper co-authored with the botanist Peter H. Raven, where they proposed that an evolutionary 'arms-race' between plants and insects explains the extreme diversification of plants and insects.[15] This paper was highly influential on the then nascent field of chemical ecology.

Experts and scientists love saying things for money.

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