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Though the authors make a very good, thorough discussions of the risks presented by global warming and biodiversity collapse, it's just inexcusable to me that they, being scientifically oriented as they are, simply fail to address nuclear energy as a viable option to shift global energy production to cleaner paths

At their most speculative they strech too much, but it doesn't subtract value from the book so far, first because when it comes to our deep evolutionary history speculation about some details are inevitable (and the finer the details the more likely we'll be to strech), and secondly because the fresh insights gained by their speculative framing offset the wilder imaginative leaps