A science teacher tries to bridge the gap between the scientific agreement and the popular debate on global climate change. Halfway between being a Joe Schmoe and a scientist, wonderingmind42 gives a risk assessment view of climate change for the lay person, arriving at the “undeniable” conclusion that taking immediate and significant action to combat global climate change provides the best “expected value” for our future.
This video is actually just the tip of the argument. At the same time, it both encapsulates the basics of the argument, and points to an index of an “Expansion Pack” of videos providing hours of backup material expanding and justifying the basic argument presented here.
If the video here is choppy, try viewing it directly on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mF_anaVcCXg
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