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Thought Provoking! (click to see all 5 videos)
I wanted to share some videos from theRSAorg that I found interesting. Basically they are animated portions of talks by some modern thinkers. This is a British organization and of course the speakers are mostly white males. Regardless, I found … Continue reading
Posted in economics, politics, psychology
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Capitalism is Failing, but is Government Ownership the Answer?
So driving home from a hiking vacation today, yet another big government bailout is the main story on NPR. This time it is GM and of course, NPR does not give much diversity of opinion. So, I understand the logic, … Continue reading
The New Civil Rights Movement
Health Care Rights is gaining momentum as a leading US civil rights movement of our time. Polls show that the majority of citizens in the US want a single-payer national health care system. However, politicians, including our beloved president, refuse … Continue reading
Swine Flu & the Corporate Agenda
In reading the mainstream media, one can see the corporate media machine, yet again, whipping up people’s fear for self serving interests. Of course this is to be expected as corporations now instinctively know that natural disasters & wars spell … Continue reading
Posted in economics, environment, politics
Tagged agribusiness, capitalism, cnn, conspiracy theories, corporations, globalization, H1N1, smithfield, swine flu, time magazine, Znet
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Jared Diamond speaks at University of Florida (4/9/09)
I had the opportunity this week to hear Jared Diamond speak about his book ‘Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed’. He provided a glimpse of his book and touched on the collapse of many of the societies referenced … Continue reading
Posted in economics, environment, gainesville, politics
Tagged Collapse, Jared Diamond, sustainability, Universtity of Florida
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Gainesville’s ‘Field of Dreams’
I am trying to understand what is going on with the local government in this town I live in. It is a college town & if you look at the public opinion you’d think we are among the most progressive … Continue reading
Urban Farming in Cuba!
(from www.cubaagriculture.com/agriculture-today.htm) Despite the news links provided on the left, I must admit I check CNN and other mainstream sources regularly. I find it interesting and often frustrating to see how the news that most people read is presented. However, … Continue reading
Posted in economics, environment
Tagged agriculture, consumerism, cuba, sustainability, urban farming
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