other extreme

He was a meteorologist for NBC's Philadelphia affiliate until the 1980s and, analogous to the fictional tornado chasers in "Twisters," Schwartz chased hurricanes and other extreme storms in real life.

The United Nations predicts that in 30 years more than 140 million would be uprooted because of rising sea levels, droughts and other extreme weather conditions.

Yet unlike the Christian nationalists and many of the other extreme right-wingers backing Trump and the modern Republican Party, "their religion or race or identity are not foregrounded. They do not define themselves as the true bearers of the nation. Most on the left — nearly all — may see deep flaws in the State of Israel, define it as guilty of genocide, colonialism and racist, but that does not make them advocates of antisemitism or spokesmen of it. Their views are political and not based on antipathy to Jews."

"They also can repair damage to their DNA caused by radiation and other extreme conditionals or chemicals."

If anything, it tends toward the other extreme, being undisciplined in terms of messaging and organizing.