[Travis McGee]

Yes, we need a Global Elite to run the world, because we mere humans are just too stupid.

Let the Algore be King of the World.

[Puppage]

“Humans are too stupid to prevent climate change” Lovelock

Or, to believe in human caused change.

[skully]

Yeah James, I may be stupid, I may be ignorant...but at least I'm not a Liberal

[joethedrummer]

Sorry James... it’s not that we’re too STUPID; Rather, we’re too insignificant.

[Flintlock]

Yep!
We’re so stupid we can’t even control THE SUN!!

What dummies we are!

[fireman15]

This article reminds me of my little nieces. They are currently receiving the finest education that California taxpeyers can provide. They came to our house repaeating all of the green crap they learned in school, which sounds a lot like the kind of green crap that Briggs believes in. As the article states, Mr. Briggs it is not that people are too stupid to prevent “climate change”, some of us are just observant enough to realize that there are some things that mankind does not currently have the ability to control.

[libh8er]

"..we cannot confidently predict what the future holds. ."

If you cannot confidently predict what the future holds, what is your point ?

[Oceander]

If (1) human-beings aren't "too bright," and (2) Mr. Lovelock is a human-being (please, let's just assume arguendo for the time being, ok?), then (3) Mr. Lovelock is not "too bright" - that is, Mr. Lovelock is stupid, and therefore (4) has no basis for asserting that his claims to "know" about climate change are more truthful - more accurate - than the competing counter-claims made by any other human-being regarding climate change.

Ergo, on the basis of his own premises, Mr. Lovelock doesn't know what he's talking about and should shut the eff up.