Category: Sustainability

This is a very interesting idea, but I don’t believe it for a second. Think for a moment what Trump’s political career would have been like if he had come on the scene 20 years ago.  He would have made …

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Ever since I was a boy I’ve been coming across theories to the effect that humankind finds itself at the end of a cycle that starts with the development of rudimentary technology, then radio (speed of light) communications, followed by …

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This guy makes a good point. But early stage? I’m worried that this is the late, near-end stage.

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To people of conscience, this seems like the ultimate in noncontroversial statements. Keep in mind, however, that there is a whole political party asking itself, “What do I care about the people of Ukraine?”  These are the same people who …

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It’s safe to say that on the face of the Earth today, every single “advanced” culture, i.e., the nations that constitute the developed world, are focused on short-term results at the expense of a long-term, sustainable society.  Of course, some …

Myopic Thinking Read More »

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In addition to the many obvious horrors associated with the Russian bombardment of Ukraine, there comes a hidden one: the glorification of war.  We see countless images of old ladies and preteens with machine guns, farmers towing away armored tanks, …

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We’d all like to see this change. And actually, it could happen, not through government, but by donations from the multi-billionaires.

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It pains me to see America reduced to this level of stupidity.  Of course, you’re free to voice your opinion on any subject at any time.  If that opinion shows that you’re an ignorant and hateful human being, you need …

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Millions of Trump supporters were attending “America First” rallies just a few short months ago, pledging their indifference to the well-being of those living outside the United States.  But how do these tragedies facing the people of Ukraine, e.g., the …

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Larry Shultz reacted to my post that began: At a certain point in U.S. history, it appeared that Americans had grasped what Rachel Carson said here.  For a brief period, it looked like our country was on a path towards …

Ignoring the “Limits to Growth” Read More »

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