Oct 25, 2016
A Hobson’s choice between Buridan’s ass, a dead horse, and a charging bull.
Rev, contemplating ClimateBall quarterback options.
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A Hobson’s choice between Buridan’s ass, a dead horse, and a charging bull.
Rev, contemplating ClimateBall quarterback options.
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They would remain as valid as criticisms of the Piltdown Mann or Enron accounting.
the Auditor, hastening to promote a meme
Paper tigers are so cute when they gnash their little paper teeth.
heinrich, zoologically.
I would think the people hiding out behind a curtain of Truth already know what’s really behind the curtain.
Steven Sullivan, with a yen of logical metaphor
Weapons and Wounds
Words are weapons we bring alright, And the pen is mightier than the sword, And what about the computer, this glorified pen!
But words can be cheap, too. More so when they’re cheap shots. All depends on what we can afford.
There is war, and there is War. A war of words is not a real War. A War with wounds and weapons.
Real weapons. Real wounds.
Let us mind our metaphors.
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In reading the letter from Roger Cohen, William Happer, and Richard Lindzen (CHL), I have the sense of walking into a barroom brawl.
William Nordhaus, noticing that these sharp shooters are "firing a fusillade of complaints at everyone in sight, including Science editor Donald Kennedy, climate scientists with hacked e-mails, columnist Paul Krugman, biologist Paul Ehrlich, activist Robert Kennedy Jr., economist Nicholas Stern, and even former Vice President Al Gore."
I wish people would pay a little more attention to nuance.
The Auditor, failing to understand why people react so badly when climate stuff gets compared to Colin Powell's presentation to the UN, and admitting a bit later that he has no unlimited time to edit.
Calibrate the verbal knife fighting.
Brian, minding his metaphor.