Scientists: It's already too late to save 400 US cities from the rising oceans:

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41. I understand this was written with sarcasm. But, looking at the problem thoughtfully,

most of the big troubles in the world since the beginning of human history have been
caused by sociopaths. They make up only between 2 and 4% of the general
population (see "Diagnostic and Statistical Manual-IV," DSM-IV), but they are also
extremely ambitious and live for the purpose of taking advantage of, using and having
domination over others. Very likely heredity and environmental influences during one's
growing-up years both play a role in the formation of this type of personality disorder.

Because of the above-mentioned influences, the maturation process of developing a
conscience never reached the normal adult stage. It remained blocked at the primitive
level of that of a small child. Sociopaths would do anything that they can get away
with to achieve their goals - including criminal acts - since their conscience does not
bother them. Hence they succeed more often than the other 96 to 98% in getting into
high positions.

A high percentage of corporate CEOs are sociopaths. Those deliberately continuing
the pollution of our environment should be sued in court, and punished if found guilty.
We need a strong Justice Department for this to take place.