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GliderGuider

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6. Yeah, Gaia is one tough old broad.

Wed Jun 20, 2012, 04:53 PM

Jun 2012

I'll cut him a little slack on that one though. When one has a deep realization that leads to deep grief the tendency to absolutist expressions is natural. However, I do think we're at the entry to a bottleneck event for humanity, and that Guy's perceptions are correct at least that far, if not somewhat further.

It's also eerie how closely this blog of Guy's coincides in both time and awareness-space with George Mobus' blog from a scant three days ago. The noosphere is in ferment...

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I'm sure you mean that as a joke... Scootaloo Jun 2012 #2

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A bit of an exaggeration! Speck Tater Jun 2012 #4

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Yeah, Gaia is one tough old broad. GliderGuider Jun 2012 #6

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Humans only change to a lower comfort level due to crisis. Gregorian Jun 2012 #12