Michael Shermer – Interview at the Skeptics Conference

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onJun 6, 2006 @ 17:48 PDT

Our third and last audio interview from the Environmental Wars Conference was with Michael Shermer, the host of the event and founder/editor of Skeptic Magazine.

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to a 6-minute conversation about the conference and its speakers. He makes the interesting point that although he has recently converted to the ranks of โ€œbelieversโ€ in climate change, he feels odd using that term, because he says that once the scientific evidence is in, it makes no more sense to say that you are โ€œbelieveโ€ in global warming than that you believe in gravity. It’s just the way it is.

Someone should tell that to all the โ€œskepticsโ€ out there who try to spin it differentlyโ€ฆ

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