Is there a noticeable reduction in green house gasses due to the current depression in economic activity ? Could the earth itself be a winner in this scenario?
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
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Sorry, gotta ask. Please clarify, who is first world, who is second world, who is third world? Isn't there just one world at the moment? I thought we were already fourth world if not fifth...
Am I jumping ahead or just a little behind?
One positive thing, art will flourish.
Another thing, good or bad, I do not know; all sorts of people will be running around trying to help people, while others worry for their safety.
Example, the guy who lives in the apartment next to me is in Congo at this moment. And yes, I worry. He's a good guy. Here's his website:
http://jeffreyporter.net/director/About_Jeffrey_Porter.html
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