As an aside, is there a sub-classification of the straw man fallacy that deals specifically with oversimplifying toward one extreme or another? I'm a big fan of labeling logical fallacies within the discussions where they occur.
I should note that I haven't really kept up with Lex Luthor's aspirations since the 1978 film.
If he could come up with a good way to trigger the earthquake, the film could be a remake of Black Sunday. Or at least use a similar target.
Period. Anyone who says otherwise is either a fool, a greedy bastard, or both.
Nice use of ad hominum attack to pre-emptively silence dissent.
I want to see a proper double blind study done of this.
How do you do a double-blind study on screens?
"You will be looking at either a back-lit screen or a book--we won't tell you which until after the study--and then we will ask you questions and examine your eyes to determine the effects."
Plastic bags that degrade in UV light would seem to mitigate the danger to wildlife (for surface-dwelling animals), which is where they cause the most damage. If it ends up being buried and lasting for 1000 years, so what? Archaeologists will be thrilled.
"Gotcha, you snot-necked weenies!" -- Post Bros. Comics