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adamdschneider on November 18, 2005 - 7:28pm
Of course we as rational people think that it's up to him to prove hsi theories, not up to us to disprove them. However, is this really how the "rest of the world" will view it? I think that most of them will--if they don't hear a resounding chorus of contrary fact from the exploratory community--either give credence to Corsi and his ilk because it's what they want to believe or--even more likely--simply shrug their shoulders and chalk it up to another scientific dispute that has no bearing on their private lives. That's the issue I am trying to broach. I don't care one whit what Corsi cares; he's only one man. I care how many people he manages to drag down with him because THEIR collective belief/inaction may have a profound effect on me.
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peakearl on November 18, 2005 - 8:20pm
If peak hits as we expect, and Corsi keeps up his nonsense, ultimately people will insist he put his money where his mouth is or he'll look more and more ridiculous.
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GreyZone on November 18, 2005 - 8:31pm
I don't disagree with your assessment of how the "rest of the world" will view this dialog. That's precisely why I lean in the direction of collapse as outcome of all this. Corsi has connections, as evidenced by his participation in the Swift Boat affair. And Corsi and his ilk will block any dialog that threatens the US dollar hegemony, which is predicated on oil, even as oil starts to become scarcer. You can fight this fight with no certainty of winning or you can prepare in some other manner.
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