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Consider the source; demons tend to have an extremely different definition of what “that bad” means…
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The Deep Blue Line.
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I haven’t seen the TV adaptation but I remember that in the book the demon Crawley was periodically shocked by some of the depraved and horrifying things humanity thought up all on its own (such as the Spanish Inquisition).
The secret he dared not tell his superiors was that humanity didn’t need any help from down below.
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I’m glad Errol Morris never doubted climate change. I wish he had doubted Elizabeth Holmes, though.
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Why is it so hard to believe that it’s no coincidence the Earth’s temperature began to rise slowly right after the start of the industrial revolution, with the increase speeding up as we burned more fuel and forest?
If you think that humans burning stuff on a massive scale couldn’t account for it then explain how a single volcano (what would be just a speck smaller than the head of a pin on a large globe) can account for a massive temperature drop after only one eruption.
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That made it into the tv series.
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This is good for people who need it illustrated:
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So, Errol Morris doesn’t hang out on the internet much, huh?
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