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Modern WisdomSep 18, 2021

#373 - Patrick Moore - Greenpeace's Ex-President - Is Climate Change A Hoax?

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Guest: Patrick Moore

Notable books mentioned: climate of fear and guilt, fear by Michael Crichton, A Wonderful Life by Stephen Gould, The Secret Life of Birds by Sir David Attenborough

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The host discusses the pervasive narrative of fear and guilt surrounding climate change, referencing their own book 'climate of fear and guilt' to…

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#373 - Patrick Moore - Greenpeace's Ex-President - Is Climate Change A Hoax? mentions climate of fear and guilt, fear by Michael Crichton, A Wonderful Life by Stephen Gould, and The Secret Life of Birds by Sir David Attenborough with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.

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Guest: Patrick Moore
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Patrick Moore is the Co-Founder & Ex-President of Greenpeace and an author. Climate change has been at the forefront of political, cultural and social battles for the last 40 years. Patrick had a front-row seat as he organised the environmental movement's first ever major demonstration, but now he has some real problems with the direction it's heading in. Expect to learn Patrick's thoughts on humanity's impact on global warming temperatures, his opinion on Extinction Rebellion and Greta Thunberg, what people mean when they say we've only got 50 harvests left, whether we should be worried about rising sea levels and much more...
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climate of fear and guilt
Best for Individuals interested in climate change debates and psychological influences.Often cited around fear and guilt in climate

“The speaker refers to a chapter in their book titled 'climate of fear and guilt', discussing the themes of fear and guilt related to climate change.”

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Sentiment: Critical Analysis
For: Individuals interested in climate change debates and psychological influences.
Key quote: “Now, fear and guilt. You see, those are the two that when they're combined. Are so powerful in controlling people.”
The host discusses the pervasive narrative of fear and guilt surrounding climate change, referencing their own book 'climate of fear and guilt' to highlight how these emotions are used as control mechanisms. They express skepticism about the scientific consensus and the motivations behind climate-related fears, suggesting that these narratives have been historically inaccurate.
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Michael Crichton
Best for Individuals interested in psychology and environmentalismOften cited around fear of death

“The speaker mentions that Michael Crichton used the word 'fear' in his book on climate change, although they forget the full title.”

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Sentiment: Deep Dive
Trigger: fear of death
For: Individuals interested in psychology and environmentalism
Key quote: “One of the reasons I'm sure of that is that I don't think that way. And I'm not afraid of my own death.”
The host discusses the concept of fear, particularly the fear of death, and how it influences societal narratives and environmental movements. They reference Michael Crichton's book 'Fear' to illustrate the psychological underpinnings of this fear and its implications on human behavior and beliefs.
ASIN: B005EM8O8O
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A Wonderful Life
Stephen Gould
Best for Individuals interested in evolutionary biology and ecologyOften cited around history of early life

“The book discusses the history of early life as discovered through the Burgess Shale, a fossil deposit in the Rocky Mountains.”

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Sentiment: Deep Dive
For: Individuals interested in evolutionary biology and ecology
Key quote: “If you read Stephen Gould's book, A Wonderful Life, you will see the history of early life as discovered through the Burgess Shale.”
The host references Stephen Gould's book 'A Wonderful Life' to illustrate the evolution of early life as revealed through fossil records. This discussion emphasizes the significance of soft-bodied organisms and their role in the Cambrian explosion, providing a deeper understanding of ecological processes.
ASIN: 039330700X
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The Secret Life of Birds
Sir David Attenborough
Best for Bird enthusiasts and environmentalistsOften cited around bird behavior misinformation

“Mentioned in the context of discussing bird behavior and the misinformation surrounding their feeding habits, particularly regarding plastic ingestion.”

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Sentiment: Critical Analysis
For: Bird enthusiasts and environmentalists
Key quote: “The misinformation surrounding their feeding habits, particularly regarding plastic ingestion.”
The host discusses the misconceptions about bird feeding habits, particularly the impact of plastic ingestion. They reference 'The Secret Life of Birds' to highlight the importance of understanding these behaviors accurately.
ASIN: B01FMVTKH0
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Fake Invisible Catastrophes and Threats of Doom
Patrick Moore
Best for Individuals interested in environmental issues and climate change debates.Often cited around Amazon rainforest misconceptions

“The book discusses various environmental claims and critiques figures like Sir David Attenborough for misinformation regarding wildlife and climate issues.”

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Sentiment: Critical Analysis
For: Individuals interested in environmental issues and climate change debates.
Key quote: “The problem with the, you know, my book is titled Fake Invisible Catastrophes and Threats of Doom for a reason I put the word invisible in there.”
The host mentions the book to highlight the misconceptions surrounding the Amazon rainforest and its state of health. By referencing 'Fake Invisible Catastrophes and Threats of Doom,' the host aims to challenge the narrative that the Amazon is on the brink of destruction.
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