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But to skip to the end would be missing the point of Professor Naomi Oreskes' latest book, a novella called "The Collapse of Western Civilization". Because, though the book is fictional, it is fact-based, and the lessons it holds lie not in the fanciful outcome but in how the world gets there.
That is not a fanciful battle: There are plausible outcomes that would leave the two men with a 269-269 electoral vote tie, forcing the election into the House of Representatives.
To do that, however, he will probably need to come up with some serious domestic initiatives on climate change, so as to claw back some of the credibility and goodwill he has lost on this issue in recent weeks.Such an outcome seems less fanciful when one considers that it is not only green groups, or even the ordinary punter, that wants action on climate change.
Although a pacific outcome to the conflict seems fanciful at the moment, it is no more so than thinking that flooding Syria with arms and ammunition will secure an outright military victory for either side or stabilize the region.
Despite the fanciful assurances from Johnson, this would be by far the worst outcome – with independent research showing that it could potentially result in 500,000 fewer jobs across Britain by 2030.
Those states have supposedly been stripped of their delegates as punishment for accelerating their primaries to before Feb. 5, but it's not entirely fanciful to imagine that a challenge to their credentials could determine the outcome.
