Weirding

Listening to The Weirding is a little like taking a trip back in time.

PopMatters 2009

The Weirding is a nice trip back to time, they really got the spirit and did a fine job themselves in writing their own stuff.

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Global 'Weirding' (global warming gives the wrong impression to the masses), the melting of the 3 poles (including the Himalayas), the agricultural collapse, the drying of the Amazon, the depletion of the oceans, etc. -- they all have to do with an extractive greed driven model that monopolizes wealth and marginalizes most people in the world.

The Paradox of the Economic Crisis 2009

NYT's Tom Friedman is Wrong on Global 'Weirding' digg

Joseph Romm: NYT's Tom Friedman is Wrong on Global 'Weirding' 2008

Joseph Romm: NYT's Tom Friedman is Wrong on Global 'Weirding'

Joseph Romm: NYT's Tom Friedman is Wrong on Global 'Weirding' 2008

And what is it doing to its addicts—people who know that Weirding Wards come cheaper if you harvest Filamentous Cobwebs yourself and that a Ban of Execration can be exempted by a Frond of Peace from the High Pontiff of the Glades of Enthorion?

The Most Dangerous Game Tom Shippey 2011

Two words from the 1984 trainwreck: Weirding Modules?

Pierre Morel’s Approach to Dune: “Faster, More Modern,” Compared to the ‘84 Version | /Film 2010

I was making note that the Weirding Modules WEREN'T in the book and that Lynch or whomever wrote the script took the BG martial art: The Weirding Way, and made it into contrived sonic weapons.

Pierre Morel’s Approach to Dune: “Faster, More Modern,” Compared to the ‘84 Version | /Film 2010

Maybe you didn't get the memo, but all the scientists and all the data and all the politicians and all the pundits yelping about Global Warming and Weirding are party to the biggest fattest hoax in the history of Western Civ.

Michael Conniff: Con Games: The Birth, err, of Death Panels 2009

What bothered me is that Chautauqua's distinguished panel were, by and large, echoing their audience: dismissing, denigrating, making light of, those who "don't believe" in global warming (which we greenies prefer to call Climate Change or Global Weirding).

Waylon Lewis: Bill McKibben and Climate Scientists in Boulder: A Critical Report 2009