Ralph B. Alexander
Often by reading what someone else has written, even an article in a high-quality newspaper such as the New York Times. If the writing is eloquent, unusually evocative or particularly insightful, it can inspire me to start composing sentences in my head for whatever I'm working on at the time.
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Cherry picking the data of the world's top climate scientists is your profession. One of the more unethical pursuits is to cloak personal skepticism in scientific language. That his commentary will be refuted by climate reality in now a certainty. Is it the goal to feel happiness, creative, and joyful?
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