07-27-2015, 03:55 AM
Knowing PW all too well, this is going to be a waste of temporal displacement.
The wekiu bug lives in cinder cones, not underground. There is no cinder cone near the TMT site. In the early days of the observatories, some cinder cones were leveled and wekiu bugs were disturbed but they just flew to other cinder cones. There have been efforts to put the wekiu bug on the endangered species list but studies have shown they are not endangered.
So, once again, this is the now obvious tactic of the professional protesters, keep switching implausible damage scenarios until one sticks. In warfare and fighting, this is called feinting. It's weird, things like people smuggling in DMT or axis deer or African coffee plants that happen to be infected, no problem, e komo mai. Very benign technologies like geothermal and TMT, oh lordie, the apocalypse is nigh, engage ludicrous hysteria mode.
"Aloha also means goodbye. Aloha!"
The wekiu bug lives in cinder cones, not underground. There is no cinder cone near the TMT site. In the early days of the observatories, some cinder cones were leveled and wekiu bugs were disturbed but they just flew to other cinder cones. There have been efforts to put the wekiu bug on the endangered species list but studies have shown they are not endangered.
So, once again, this is the now obvious tactic of the professional protesters, keep switching implausible damage scenarios until one sticks. In warfare and fighting, this is called feinting. It's weird, things like people smuggling in DMT or axis deer or African coffee plants that happen to be infected, no problem, e komo mai. Very benign technologies like geothermal and TMT, oh lordie, the apocalypse is nigh, engage ludicrous hysteria mode.
"Aloha also means goodbye. Aloha!"
*Japanese tourist on bus through Pahoa, "Is this still America?*