Did somebody have a little fun at Al Gore's expense when creating the movie poster for An Inconvenient Truth? There may well be a hidden message, specifically, "See no evil" buried in it. At least that's the theory of Svend-Erik Hendriksen, an American Thinker reader who lives in Greenland, a place where a little global warming might be a rather pleasant change of pace. He took a copy of the official poster  for the movie:and placed it next to the original, just as if he had held up the poster to a mirror. This produces the same result as the famous Rorshach ink blots, which are produced by folding an ink-stained piece of paper to produce a symmetrical abstract image. Psychological test subjects are asked to look at and describe what they see. The result of this process on the Inconvenient Truth poster is this:image courtesy Wikimedia CommonsAs with the Rorshach test, the meaning is in the eye of the beholder. But I like to think that somewhere in the vast promotional...(Read Full Post)