Mr Klaus, You write that "scientists should help us and take into consideration the political effects of their scientific opinions." Would it not be prudent to let the scientists deal with science, and the politicians deal with politics? After all, no less a dignitary than yourself call upon us to "resist the politicisation of science." It is unfathomable to me that, in spite of the overwhelming amount of evidence for global warming caused by human activity (presented, for example, in the IPCC assessment reports), an intelligent and rational human being such as yourself would continue to dismiss said evidence as if it was just another second-rate Michael Crichton thriller. As a rational and freedom-loving person, I would like to have the opportunity to continue enjoying my freedoms and reveling in my own rationality above sea-level.
It is unfathomable to me that, in spite of the overwhelming amount of evidence for global warming caused by human activity (presented, for example, in the IPCC assessment reports), an intelligent and rational human being such as yourself would continue to dismiss said evidence as if it was just another second-rate Michael Crichton thriller.
As a rational and freedom-loving person, I would like to have the opportunity to continue enjoying my freedoms and reveling in my own rationality above sea-level.
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