I've only been able to watch the video in short bursts before I collapse in fits of laughter ... but I'll get through it and give it as good a shot as I am able. It's tough to swallow when it's main premise is that people who believe in the possibility of humankind contributing to global environmental issues are telling "lies", but I'll keep plodding through it. If it matters, I didn't need to watch Mr. Gore's presentation, so when I do get through the other video, it will be about the only piece of media I will have absorbed regarding this topic. It does point out how futile it is to try to truly communicate using the 1-hour video format, though ... spinspinspin ... I'm sure the Gore piece does the same. Either you agree with amazingly naked sound bites or you seek out more information. My guess is that most people would take either video at face value, agreeing with one or the other depending on what their friends thought.
And, of course, I do know that Al Gore didn't discover anything ... I was imagining something some future scientists might say using common language that normal people might be able to relate to.
Ergo sum ... quietly farting.
