What’s Next for Our Civilization?
Those who think my posts have a negative tone to them certainly have a point, which is why I hesitated before republishing this graphic.
In the end, I couldn’t resist, perhaps because it’s so well done.
It’s worth pointing out that we, every one of us, figure into the mix here, as to the ultimate disposition of our civilization.
Ironically, the coronavirus has served a useful purpose in that, at this point, it’s clear to everyone that business as usual isn’t working, and that some participation from all of us is required to avert catastrophe.
Will we make it happen? In time? Stay tuned.
Here’s a cogent 
“Mississippi’s never going to be China.” True. In China, children get good educations and compete effectively in the world economy. Right now, there are 
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When you come across Tweets like this one, ostensibly from La Mesa, California lawyer Scott McMillan, isn’t your first reaction to call it BS? Isn’t it impossible that someone with a JD degree, regardless of how far to the political right, could believe that it might be a good idea for 8,275,066 Americans to be sent to their deaths by the coronavirus in order to save the economy? This is an idea that would make a Nazi blush. 
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This is our 10,000th blog post here. It contains no political rant, viewpoints on cleantech, or pleas for environmental stewardship…just gratitude.
From ex-Labor Secretary Robert Reich, writing about the meme here:
A reader sent me this 
Here’s evidence that there are places on our planet in which the uber-rich don’t go out of their way to inflict punishment on everyone else.
