On Fri, 20 Aug 2004 23:20:05 -0500, David Ball
wrote:

Playing Devil's Advocate for a minute, if we can't get
something relatively minor like Kyoto agreed on how do you propose we
arrive at a solution that will work that everyone is happy with? We're
getting to the point where we need to start running, but we haven't
even figured out how to walk yet.

Not everybody has waited until the holocaust is inevitable. The Devil
has plenty of advocates. It's time to get out of the role before you
get lumped in as the devil himself.

The corruption of government is linked to the corruption of industry
is linked to the corruption of science. That's why ridding industry of
corruption cleans up science, and ridding politics of corruption
cleans up science, or ridding science of corruption cleans up politics
and industry.

We don't need "Kyoto". Kyoto was an agreement to begin doing "right"
instead of "wrong". What we need is to begin doing right instead of
wrong, regardless of whatever you call it. There is no time like the
present, no place better than where one is.