Over all really good. I’m not sure feeding a government money through a carbon tax is the best solution, but I can’t think of a better option. otherwise great book. Shame it’s not politically sexy to follow such advice, so we’ll continue to live under the broken window fallacy…
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This book is an Incredibly important message for our time and the century ahead. Highly recommended today
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ultimately is you listen, there is a real problem that is not going away. we have a reality we will be facing and there is no easy way out. this book stays positive on the possible results of that outcome. I’m not sure i 100 percent believe the rosy view but it’s nice to get..
I really enjoyed listening to this book. Not only did I learn a lot about VMF 215, but I also caught a glimpse of the human side, the emotions and thinking, of each Marine and what it’s like to be at war. There were times I laughed along with the squadron and moments I teared..
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I agree with high level overall assessment of the true cost of clean energy crusade. To much reliance on ROI and forecast cost numbers as they are based on suspect analysis to begin with. The very high degree of uncertainty of climate models is not a good starting point for in depth financial modeling, imo
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Finally! Some well reasoned common sense. A must read for anyone who hasn’t adopted climate change as a religion!
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Humility is a familiar leitmotif, a calm voice and approachable demeanor, even when describing a man who had an encounter with garden shears sticking ceremoniously out of the back of his neck (midpoint) from an attack by a man he worked with. From being punched—while inserting a Foley in a male patient—to helping close the..
My Dad was in the 96th division nice to hear about it from someone who was also a member of that division.
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Interesting account of some of the more memorable cases that Dr. Seward handled during his career. My only beef is that it was a little on the brief side; I would have enjoyed hearing more of the stories that I know he has stored away.
Enjoyed the listen. I thought it might taper off for the 2nd tour, but could not have been more wrong. The last story and epilogue . . . thank you for your service and sharing your story Captain Corvin.