IslandCrow wrote:Apart from declaring my position are there any benefits to this? Such as discussions only open to those who share my outlook on PO?
Iaato wrote:Golem's gonna have a field day with this one. I can't wait.
...feeling constrained by pigeonholes. This pigeon doesn't want to go in any of the three.
Iaato wrote:No, I'm not just being crabby. A few more categories? I don't completely fit. I'm in between somewhere. Ideally you need a branching algorithm or concept map to handle the complexity. Or at least a few more categories. It could be interesting to make some sort of PO family tree.
Alfred Tennyson wrote:We are not now that strength which in old days
Moved earth and heaven, that which we are, we are;
One equal temper of heroic hearts,
Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will
To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.
Aaron wrote:Cornucopian - Subscribing to the "horn of plenty" idea that hydrocarbon depletion will have ultimately beneficial consequences.
Moderate - Subscribing to the idea that hydrocarbon depletion will have serious, but manageable consequences.
Doomer - Subscribing to the idea that hydrocarbon depletion will lead to destructive, if not cataclysmic consequences.
So jump right in and declare your affiliation.
dinopello wrote:Aaron wrote:Cornucopian - Subscribing to the "horn of plenty" idea that hydrocarbon depletion will have ultimately beneficial consequences.
Moderate - Subscribing to the idea that hydrocarbon depletion will have serious, but manageable consequences.
Doomer - Subscribing to the idea that hydrocarbon depletion will lead to destructive, if not cataclysmic consequences.
So jump right in and declare your affiliation.
So, doomers believe nothing survives, not even light. Moderates believe 3 billion die and the 3 billion that are left eek out a wretched miserable existance. Cornnucopians believe 5.5 billion die and the remaining 500 million run naked through the woods eating nuts and berries.
Sound right?
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