Category: Sustainability

Occasionally readers comment on the wide range of subject matter here at 2GreenEnergy: science, math, politics, philosophy, economics, sustainability, and so forth.  I hope they think that’s a good thing. Here’s a post on absolutely nothing other than an effort …

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Here’s a graphic that calls to mind the poverty of the southern states. No electricity means reading by candlelight, no refrigeration, and less productivity/affluence. One hundred years later, the South is still packed with racism and dozens of other forms …

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This is interesting, but I can’t see how neurology proves that we have no spiritual entity that transcends the death of our bodies. I believe that science will ultimately determine the nature of human consciousness, and I’ll be surprised if …

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“Build Back Better” isn’t getting a great deal of attention these days, given the current-day divisive issues: • From Fox News and other right-wing sources: Inflation, Everything bad is Biden’s fault. • From everyone else: There will be justice for …

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FWIW, I believe that evil people exert stress on their bodies that is often visible to the unaided eye. It doesn’t always manifest itself in the same way, but I believe it is there nonetheless.

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The cartoon here illustrates something that many of us see constantly in our daily lives: some people care about the environment and the quality of life we’re leaving for future generations.  And others just plain don’t. An old friend likes …

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Racism has always been an intractable part of American society, but, as portrayed in this Norman Rockwell painting, it hasn’t always been overtly celebrated by tens of millions of hateful and ignorant white people. In 2015, Donald Trump entered the …

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Below is a presentation by the late Antonin Scalia, two-decade-serving associate justice of the U.S. Supreme court until his death in 2016.  The subject: What makes America such a free country? He concludes that it’s the separation of powers, especially, …

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I’m sure many of us seniors, if we had the home ownership thing to do over, would opt out of the grass lawn paradigm.  According to this piece by PBS, that’s exactly what more and more Americans are doing each …

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Another great meme on the eco-lawn. One good thing about today’s world is its dismissal of traditions that add no value in our lives.

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