Maybe people saw them but didn’t know what they were.

That’s a very simple and not-at-all intelligent way of thinking..

Division

I laughed.. Even though it’s bad.

Well, yeah, but back then the farmer managed to feed those people for many decades.. whilst right now he just seems to feed them for a couple of years and they just appear to die of cancer or something.. and also he seems to face some problems with his soil dying out from the chemicals he uses.. Oh well, I guess it’s…

I understand your views and I appreciate that you can be so cool about it, even with a lot of guys commenting around.

NASA would've probably wrapped that up in 2 tons of plastic before exposing it to open air.

Why was all that pollution necessary?

So after 4000 years it's going to be 1.5 days shorter?

My guess is that's an evolved trait, from our ancestors following the migrating beasts.

It's called progress when novelty goes in the right direction.

Lead is also an element in the periodic table, but you don't see people munching away happily at it, don't you?

Have you received your check yet?

We want to remove the excess from our atmosphere, but how?

So, light travelling in a straight line goes faster than light travelling in a curved pattern through a liquid crystal solution?

My guess is he was talking about the money that oil companies keep spending on promoting fossil fuel use versus investing in research for alternative non-polluting solutions.

I'm pretty sure that's polluting...

I wonder how much time will pass until we look at this graphs and really think about it, and not just look at it and move along to the next article.

It seems overly complicated and expensive. It should put more accent on the environment.

Thank you.