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@@ -44,12 +44,14 @@ is possible to be a non-supernatural environmentalist [I am one], but that will
 often put you at odds with the environmentalist movement (the environmentalist
 movement still has not come to grip with the `Urea experiment <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urea#History>`__).
 
-And this Environmentalist New Ageismcan easily be a gateway drug to religion.
-As you add more irrationality, a belief in reincarnation, for example. Some
-yoga or whatnot instructors easily make the transition to talking about harmony
-with the energy flows of the chakras. At some point, it really becomes a matter
-of definition whether someone who believes in the super-natural, reincarnation,
-and takes advice from mystics should be called non-religious.
+And this Environmentalist New Age BS can easily be a gateway drug to religion.
+It is surprisingly common to find beliefs in other irrational things like
+reincarnation, predicting the future, energy flows...  Some yoga or whatnot
+instructors easily make the transition to talking about harmony with the energy
+of the chakras (another bit of irrationality). At some point, it really
+becomes a matter of definition whether someone who believes in the
+super-natural, reincarnation, and takes advice from mystics should be called
+non-religious.
 
 At the same time, evangelicals are gaining adherents even in the old continent.