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Climate Change, Attitudes
I’ll be talking about Earth’s climate, China’s pollution problems, and icebergs: including one the size of Delaware. The big berg broke off from Antarctica this week. The recent G20 meeting was mostly about economics, not climate change; but that didn’t … Continue reading
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Authority, Superstition, Progress
(From Diliff, via Wikimedia Commons, used w/o permission.) Authority, superstition, and misapplied technophilia (it’s a real word) rate at least one post each: but that’ll wait until another day. Days. This time I’ll take a quick look at all three, … Continue reading
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Tagged authority, civilization of love, getting a grip, history, hope, law, politics, science, social justice, superstition, technology
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