That was
a prime point of another paper he co-authored last year, «Psychohistory Revisited: Fundamental Issues in Forecasting Climate Futures.»
Not exact matches
While largely still on the defensive, another one
of Murdoch's British
papers, The Sun tabloid, scored one
point Friday against former
Prime Minister Gordon Brown, who had accused the
paper of obtaining confidential medical files on his younger son, who has cystic fibrosis.
There are many experts in energy technology who have made this
point for a very long time, perhaps most notably Martin Hoffert at New York University in a string
of influential
papers and Richard Smalley, the Nobel laureate in chemistry who devoted the final years
of his life, even as he fought cancer, to describing how advancing energy technologies was the
prime imperative
of this generation.
After you address those recommendations (perhaps
pointing out to the editor that the
paper is already really long, or that some
of the recommendations contradict others), then the
paper is ready for
prime time.