Science fiction writer Michael Crichton died on Tuesday, November 4. He is famous for such books as The Andromeda Strain, The Terminal Man. And Jurassic Park. In recent years he became an outspoken critic of global warming, pointing out what he saw as the unscientific nature of the debate and the rush to solutions which he argued would do more harm than good.
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i haven't heard of him i would really like to know more about him. do you know where i could find out more about him?
There is a link in the post above. There's also Google.
aww. sad!
michael crichton also was a producer for the t.v. show "ER", which was #1 in the ratings for quite a while. this is the show's final season.
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