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Heroes and villains

When it comes to the truth about climate change, scientists are the good guys.  Established climate science can afford to be the good guys because it is not reliant on the financial support of the fossil fuel companies.  The bad guys are the oil companies.  They, along with the other fossil fuel companies, deny the truth because, as corporate entities, they want to maintain their influence and wealth, and the appropriate steps necessary to stop global warming would diminish these companies greatly. The point is, whenever you want to determine who is the champion of truth, look for the motivations of money. Medical scientists are desperately using the public relations ploy of identifying with the truth championship of the climate scientists.  Their strategy is that since climate scientists are so highly regarded, they can bulldoze the public's opinion by inferring that Science is always the good guy and that those who disagree with it are always the villains. Vaccines have de

Nobody cares about passing on their genes

No creature gives a damn about passing on their genes.  Except for humans, no creature is even the slightest bit aware that it's passing on its own characteristics to its offspring.  Science education drums incessantly the dogma that each creature is consumed with its entire willful passion to pass on its genes.  But there is absolutely no passion for it anywhere.  Genes are passed on, of course, but the motor behind it is the entire scope of nature staying in balance , and not the selfish individual organism. You can watch animals play out their reproductive cycles.  Birds build nests in the spring.  Nobody has ever taught these birds how to build their nests, but they nonetheless do it.  And the reason why they are able to do it is that the totality of nature is so complex that an individual bird's response to it is to perform the actions required to build a nest.  No intellect is required. Even us humans, long aware of the inheritableness of traits and recently aware of