One, because I resent the pharmaceutical companies trying to attack the subconscious mind of the consumer to pressure doctors, but mostly because no matter what they tell you about the drugs, they do not know the long-term effects of these drugs.
They've run experiments and computer models, but the only way to learn the true extent of the drugs is experience. The risks cannot be ignored. I mean, the tell you about the risks of heart-attack, stroke, and liver failure on these commercials - can you imagine the potential effects they aren't aware of, or aren't telling the public?
Oh, they're good. Apparently, Global Warming is a giant Communist conspiracy to destroy capitalism and the American way of life. Scare everyone into thinking that the sky is falling, which'll lead to oppressive government regulations upon the common entrepreneur, which will bring about the great workers' paradise.
That's my understanding of the great conspiracy, anyway.
... and not so much the fact that the Earth's atmosphere is warming. The atmosphere has always been and will always be in flux, but the rapid rate at which it is warming - globally - is the big problem. The life on this planet can and will adapt, but only so fast, and no faster. Realize just how fragile the Earth's balance is on a cosmic scale, and how rapidly altering the way our planet absorbs and retains Solar energy can lead to catastrophe.
It is unfortunate that ExxonMobil does not understand this, and are more interested in the 'freedom' of buying and selling.
I don't know exactly who Mr. Spector is, but I'm not big on MBA-types. They try to turn every process into an assembly line. Great games have evolved into being, they aren't merely pre-concieved - chess, poker, baseball, Super Mario Bros., you name it.
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One, because I resent the pharmaceutical companies trying to attack the subconscious mind of the consumer to pressure doctors, but mostly because no matter what they tell you about the drugs, they do not know the long-term effects of these drugs.
They've run experiments and computer models, but the only way to learn the true extent of the drugs is experience. The risks cannot be ignored. I mean, the tell you about the risks of heart-attack, stroke, and liver failure on these commercials - can you imagine the potential effects they aren't aware of, or aren't telling the public?
That's my understanding of the great conspiracy, anyway.
It is unfortunate that ExxonMobil does not understand this, and are more interested in the 'freedom' of buying and selling.
No, no, and no. Never heard of any of them.
I don't know exactly who Mr. Spector is, but I'm not big on MBA-types. They try to turn every process into an assembly line. Great games have evolved into being, they aren't merely pre-concieved - chess, poker, baseball, Super Mario Bros., you name it.