“When complex plans are developed for combating global warming, it’s ironically like Gulliver’s little friends if they were to declare that there was too much food in the world. Tax the farmers for growing crops so they’ll eventually have to stop. Sew the mouths of consumers shut so they will no longer demand food. And belts make it obvious when people are hungry, because those people have to tighten them to keep up their pants. So, outlaw belts, too. See? Wrong focus. Wrong set of importances. Wrong problem! Food is not the problem and neither is warming.”