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Self-absorption in all its forms kills empathy, let alone compassion.
Here's a viewpoint from an alien species that has been observing humanity since our arrival on Earth which initially occurred approximately 1.35...
Someone needs to tell captian Nemo to slow down !
I think sociopaths came from Egypt that verse where Moses killed the Egyptian(the Israelites were slaves to the Egyptians for 400 years).
...as if any more light were needed Much more light is needed, especially for the mainstream German sheeple. In the dying words of one great...
too many rules ruin everything - this truism is applicable regardless whether the rules come from the "left" or the "right" or the "liberals" or...
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Comment: It is not only Australia where the "length and intensity of the fire season" is increasing. A study has shown that wildfire seasons are more destructive and lasting longer almost everywhere on Earth.
Globally we are witnessing extensive wildfires, which in some regions have been described as "unprecedented". The National Interagency Fire Center has described the 2015 wildfire season in the United States as a record breaker. The Amazon jungle is going up in smoke with tens of thousands of wildfires so far this year. Wildfires in Indonesia are causing a toxic haze which threatens millions in southeast Asia.
Rather than attributing this increase to "climate change" which "causes temperatures to rise", could a significant factor in the escalation of these wildfires be that they are fueled from outgassing, then possibly 'sparked' by an increase in atmospheric electric discharge events, such as lightning strikes and other 'cosmic' ignition sources?