The scientific community point their gaze where the funding tells them to; in other words science is thoroughly politicized. Unfortunately scientists who decide to question the legitimacy of global warming, find their efforts eventually stunted due to the lack of financial backing and some even face the threat of losing their job. 

I thought Mann's Hockey Stick theory had been debunked as pseudoscience but if anything, his narrative seems to be gaining momentum. Global Warming appears to me to be just another tool from the marxist toolbox to weaken western influence. I might be wrong but that's what I think. 

Ah, je regarde un film absurde: The Lobster. Camus est le pére de la absurde.

Edit: There's a chance the above isn't grammatically correct but I hope it conveys my meaning still. I watched it a few nights ago, if you like Camus, you might just like The Lobster. 

Well I know you stipulated classical but I'm going to punt with a bit of baroque and go with Bach's six cello suites, as they're always a pleasure to listen to.

That said, and I'm jumping around the periods here, Shostakovich's string quartet 8 (Dresden) is probably one of my most favourite pieces. 

Trying not to play devil's advocate but imagine if we standardized William Barnes' poetry, it'd lose the sauce of its brilliance. Some people still think to this day that Johnson's dictionary delivered a coup de grâce to local dialects and their written form.

I don't know enough about this subject myself but I can see how not everyone agrees with a rigid standard due to its detrimental effect on local dialects and changes that occur naturally in languages.