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Category Archives: News and politics
George Monbiot on the Pollution Paradox
George Monbiot: Ah, yes, the “man of the people,” Rishi Sunak: doesn’t even know how to fill up his own car; doesn’t even seem to know how to use a credit card; who treats the entire nation as a fly-over … Continue reading
Politicians: we demand better!
My bro sent me a link to this ‘open letter to (UK) politicians’ this morning. I agree wholeheartedly with every word, and, though I don’t believe that petitions do very much (or voting, for that matter, given that our political … Continue reading
Posted in Climate, Economics, Energy, Environment, Food, GCD: Global climate disruption, Health, News and politics, Strategy
Tagged climate action, fossil fuels, leadership, petition, politics, pollution
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So encouraging to know that peaceful protest is being made illegal in other countries, too…
… not. Kind of gives credence to thejuicemedia’s allegation that Those In Power are indeed actually the captains of the fossil fuel industry, at the helm of the SS† Spaceship Earth :( † SS = sinking ship Zoë Amanda Wilson/ … Continue reading
Waterfall ahead, row hard for the shore!
See if you can answer a few questions. No cheating! You can look up the answers after you’ve had a go. So, who is more important in the scheme of things: the Sultan or the Storyteller? the Inquisitor or the … Continue reading
Posted in Climate, collaboration, Culture, Economics, Environment, News and politics
Tagged Change, climate change, climate disruption, cognition, environment, sustainability
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Naomi Klein on the hallucinations of AI developers
I have no time for blogging atm, but I noticed Bob Rich’s latest post and was unable to avoid following the link he recommended to Naomi Klein’s article ‘AI machines aren’t ‘hallucinating’. But their makers are‘. I learned about ‘AI … Continue reading
Posted in ... wait, what?, Computers and Internet, Core thought, Ludditis, News and politics, People, Phlyarology, Strategy
Tagged AI, ChatGPT, hallucination, Naomi Klein
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Sharing The Stage With Stephen Colbert
Originally posted on Filosofa's Word:
I’m a little tired tonight, both mentally and physically, so I’m gonna let Stephen Colbert take the reins for this one …
Posted in Just for laughs, News and politics, Reblogs
Tagged apology, child labour laws, Dominion, Donald Trump, Fox News, Lachlan Murdoch, lawsuit, Lou Dobbs, Mike Lindell, NFT, scam, Stephen Colbert
2 Comments
Is it only a dream that there’ll be no more turning away
There are now eight billion of us on Spaceship Earth (and counting), and although it’s only a relatively small proportion of the total, a great many of our fellow travellers are undergoing tremendous suffering while the rest of us turn … Continue reading
Posted in balance, Climate, Core thought, crowdsourcing, GCD: Global climate disruption, Health, Music, News and politics
Tagged Avaaz, Famine, On the turning away, Pink Floyd, Somalia
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Revealed: oil sector’s ‘staggering’ $3bn-a-day profits for last 50 years
Vast sums provide power to ‘buy every politician’ and delay action on climate crisis, says expert Courtesy of Guardian News & Media Ltdunder guardiansyndication Open Licence Terms The oil and gas industry has delivered $2.8bn (£2.3bn) a day in pure … Continue reading
Republican Voices of Experience Speak Loudly
Originally posted on Filosofa's Word:
It’s one thing for someone like me, a mere political observer, to say that Donald Trump must be prosecuted for his crimes, particularly the crime of inciting an attempted coup to overturn an election,…
Posted in balance, Core thought, News and politics, People, Phlyarology, Reblogs
Tagged Donald Trump, inequity, infamy, January 6, Justice
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Who is winning the war in Ukraine?
by Dr Bob Rich It is not Russia. It is not Ukraine. It is what Eisenhower called the military-industrial complex. In my childhood, my grandmother was the source of all wisdom. One of her sayings was “Every fight starts by … Continue reading
Posted in Business, collaboration, Core thought, News and politics
Tagged Dr Seuss, Ehvelen, evil, Lorax, Putin, Russia, Ukraine
24 Comments