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Exactly, you don't need to twist the facts to maintain the degree of urgency. Just needs the right framing. "This glacier likely won't survive long enough for
by bavell 7y ago
Exactly, you don't need to twist the facts to maintain the degree of urgency. Just needs the right framing.
"This glacier likely won't survive long enough for your kids/grandkids to see themselves"
- beerandt 7y agoWell if we're going to still claim it's science, there needs to be a measurable range stated. Being over ambiguous just to be right can be just as misleading as overstating certainty. (Think Nostradamus type claims.)