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It’s actually not a terrible theory, considering.
Neither was his notion that a warmer, CO2-enriched Earth would be better for people and for plants.
===|==============/ Keith DeHavelle
It’s pretty elaborate, given the evidence available at the time, & no more “scientific” than an Edgar Rice Burroughs novel. I mean, it’s all very well & good for scientists to speculate like they’ve been eating jimson weed, but it would be polite for them to mention the fact before attaching their name to the output.