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What television show would you create?… Read More

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How do I get these concepts and the basic laws of nature out to the public?… Read More

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Well, there are 140 million people going to zoological parks in America every year. And the main emphasis on getting out to those people is to start talking about the basic laws of nature in every exhibit in a zoological park. There’s an example of the basic laws of nature. Read More

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Because the predator eliminates the weak, the sick and the stupid from the population. So it’s a way of maintaining, sustaining the vitality of the species by having, in nature you have to do this. You’ve got to be able to sustain the best of the population as your breeders. Read More

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But how can television, which you’ve got expertise in, how can television emphasize what’s going on with animals?… Read More

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How can they get people on board?… Read More

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And specifically, if you had the money and the backing. Right. Read More

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So that says overcrowding is a communication term. There’s another biological term that’s very, very clear and that’s called predation, but we misinterpret what predation is all about. Some people think it’s cruel that we have animals out there killing other animals. Read More

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When you look at my zebras in Albany, Georgia, they all look beautiful, they’re all fat, they have the same coloration. It’s a little hard to even tell one from the other. Read More

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Overpopulation is a political term. We need more people in the marketplace. So that’s one reason why we’ve never really done much about the people coming into our country. So but guess what the biological term is for overpopulation, it’s very interesting. The biological term is overcrowding. Read More

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Now, we know from tests that we’ve done in experiments, what happens when you overcrowd?… Read More

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I should have known that a long time ago, but they’re political terms, they’re communication terms. Read More

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That we use all the time. And some of the political terms we use, like whether it’s climate change or global warming, those start to be political. Read More

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And I said, it’s the currents, the warm climate from the rainforest that circulates up to the north, and it causes a lot of the rainfall that we have when you collide with warm weather and cold weather. And I had a guy from Woods Hole, a scientist who was… Read More

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They didn’t say one word about why the rainforest is important to we humans?… Read More

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