Uncertainty May Be a Permanent Condition, and We Need To Be OK with That
I love this quote from 20th Century theoretical physicist Richard Feynman, and I’m glad that he was content to live with doubt.
I wouldn’t be surprised if the human intellect eventually hits a wall when it comes to understanding things like the ultimate components of the universe, what happened before the Big Bang, and what comprises human consciousness. All evidence points to the fact that we were evolved from hunter gatherers, whose brains were developed to find food and water, to protect themselves from predators, etc. Now we’re asking these brains to deal with issues like dark energy?
The situation in which the U.S. finds itself going into the November presidential election would be funny if it weren’t so packed with danger.
Comments on the photo here include:
The claim: Japanese students from Osaka Public University engineered and piloted an innovative ‘flying cycle’ aircraft in 2019. Named Tsurugi, the pedal-powered plane achieved a notable flight distance of 19 km (11 mi) during the Yomiuri Television Birdman Rally.
It’s unclear when Kurt Vonnegut said this, but given that he died in 2007, it couldn’t have been too recently.
As previously mentioned, 2GreenEnergy “headquarters” is located in a rural part of Central California, and, as such, it has a fairly good-sized contingent of far-right-wingers.
I join those who would rather live next to a family that walked through 1500 miles of desert, desperate to escape the misery and danger of Central America, than a family of racist morons.
I’m delighted to see such solid acceptance of Kamala Harris, and feeling optimistic about November.
Given that this photo was posted less than 36 hours after Joseph Biden stepped down as a candidate in the 2024 U.S. presidential race, a reader notes: Gen Z isn’t wasting any time.
Here’s a quick summary of the two major U.S. political parties’ main focus going into the presidential elections in November:
