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25 March 2008

Asimov on Global Warming - 1989

This is why Science Fiction writers should make all of the big decisions. I'm not in 100% agreement with everything, but I have total respect for his reasoning. He makes more sense than anyone speaking out today.



Notice, he speaks without notes as far as I can tell.

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