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Is the world malleable after all?

13-01-2023

Opinion

Jacob Hoekman, RD

Is the world malleable after all?

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Opinion

One of the most significant social schisms of today, and possibly of the years to come, is the climate. Now, you could easily fill a whole series of episodes of this column on that because the topic is, after all, broad. But it is always good to make big problems small by focusing on one sub-theme. For instance, that of left-wing climate freaks and their malleability thinking. Because are these lunatics really as crazy as they are thought to be?

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