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In reply to the discussion: A Deep, Deep Sadness [View all]

Jonni890

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14. Same Guy
Thu Jan 8, 2015, 01:41 PM
Jan 2015

Yes, the same Guy McPherson who went to live in the desert (I guess he doesn't need water) in 2005 because he thought peak oil had hit. He predicted that by 2008 we would be feeling severe societal collapse, by 2013 we would have no cars on the road, by 2018 we will be in the stone age, and by 2030 we will be completely extinct. I agree with him that we're in deep trouble, but I don't take his science seriously nor his choice of cronies (e.g., Carolyn Baker, New Age peddler and member of a UFO/ET Facebook group).

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A Deep, Deep Sadness [View all] ellenrr Jan 2015 OP
K&R Control-Z Jan 2015 #1
yes, i know what you mean...let me know your thots ellenrr Jan 2015 #2
When I read it, I surely will. (nt) Control-Z Jan 2015 #3
I'm not up to reading it right now, either. BlancheSplanchnik Jan 2015 #4
me too Blanche, I share your sentiments, Such sadness it is hard to deal with. You ellenrr Jan 2015 #7
..... BlancheSplanchnik Jan 2015 #12
It's a truly great essay GliderGuider Jan 2015 #5
Is this the same Guy McPherson who said LouisvilleDem Jan 2015 #6
No, this is by Reese Jones, a writer and videographer. nt GliderGuider Jan 2015 #9
Same Guy Jonni890 Jan 2015 #14
k&r Duppers Jan 2015 #8
It's always possible. GliderGuider Jan 2015 #10
Thank You! Duppers Jan 2015 #11
Duppers, and GG: ellenrr Jan 2015 #13
Thank You! Duppers Jan 2015 #15
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