Have just heard Harrison Ford(on BBC news) claim that "History shows that an

[Elric of Melniboné]

individual can change nothing"? That's a bit pessimistic isn't it? What would get done if everyone believed that? Bugger all I'd say!

This was with regard to Global warming btw!

[Happy Murcia]

I would disagree with him,,

[Harley Drive]

its true only a large number of people acting together can cause change an individual can motivate them but not cause the actual change

[braxton]

everything starts with 1 the big bang started with 1 singular object or all life began with one god . everyjourney starts with one step so yes one person has to be able to change the world

[King Leonitis]

Just further proof that actors think they know it all.

[Rudy Can't Fail]

Considering there have been something like 40 billion people in human history and only a handful of Gandhis and Buddhas and Martin Luther Kings, I'd say he might have a point. Individuals who can affect real change are exceedingly rare.

[orange sky]

yeah? what about Hitler? and others like him, he changed things an awful lot huh? what a bunch of rubbish.

[Rudy Can't Fail]

Considering there have been something like 40 billion people in human history and only a handful of Gandhis and Buddhas and Martin Luther Kings, I'd say he might have a point. Individuals who can affect real change are exceedingly rare.

[Rudy Can't Fail]

Considering there have been something like 40 billion people in human history and only a handful of Gandhis and Buddhas and Martin Luther Kings, I'd say he might have a point. Individuals who can affect real change are exceedingly rare.

[Rudy Can't Fail]

Considering there have been something like 40 billion people in human history and only a handful of Gandhis and Buddhas and Martin Luther Kings, I'd say he might have a point. Individuals who can affect real change are exceedingly rare.