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Tag Archives: surprised scientists
Doom Without Gloom
The thought has crossed my mind more than once lately that it may be nearly time to close down the blog. Increasingly, I have less and less to say. Call it outrage fatigue or resignation or acceptance or, even, peace. … Continue reading
Endgame
How do you think the world will end? With a bang, a whimper or something in between? As you might imagine, we doomers spend quite a bit of time mulling this over. There is no real consensus, and as the … Continue reading
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