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Category Archives: Reblogs
Scribble: Rant – No Variations on the Theme, revisited
The preamble to the preamble I spent three hours (!) this morning talking with ‘a’ WordPress Happiness Engineer, (to whom I shall refer as ‘HE’ and ‘they’, for reasons that will become apparent, should you actually make it that far; … Continue reading
Scribble: Rant – No Variations on the Theme, redirector
Originally posted on Scribblans:
Visitors to this blog yesterday would have seen the site using a new look. It’s something I had been playing with for a week or so, on and off, and I had finally decided that this…
Bezos Doubles Wealth as Amazon Essential Product Prices Rise 1000% Amid Pandemic
Originally posted on The Most Revolutionary Act:
A report by Public Citizen found that “Amazon is engaged in price gouging on products it sells directly” through its Amazon Essentials line, with products like facemasks and corn starch seeing elevenfold increases…
Posted in ... wait, what?, Communication, Core thought, People, Phlyarology, Reblogs, Strategy
Tagged inequality, Jeff Bezos, Rich bastard
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A first for Scientific American: endorsing a political candidate.
Originally posted on Bobbing Around:
“We’ve never backed a presidential candidate in our 175-year history — until now” This editorial from one of the world’s most respected journals is worth reading. Regardless of other matters that may influence your vote,…
Naked Truth
Originally posted on lifelessons – a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown:
His truths are vile graffiti scrawled in charcoal on a wall, your belief in them, immobile—not budgeable at all. You spout online rhetoric not based on any fact, using a…
The First 100 Days …
Originally posted on Filosofa's Word:
If a president serves his entire four-year term, he will have been president for 1,459 days. The first 100 days are some sort of a marker, though they are less than 15% of his…
Posted in balance, Core thought, News and politics, People, Reblogs
Tagged Democracy, Donald Trump, Joe Biden
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Japanese town cut waste by 80%, but…
Originally posted on Bobbing Around:
In 2003, the Japanese town, Kamikatsu, resolved to go waste-free by 2020. They did incredibly well, but couldn’t manage it. Why? The packaging industry makes it impossible. Please read this incisive short essay by Olivia…
Posted in balance, Core thought, Education, Environment, Health, Phlyarology, Reblogs, Strategy
Tagged plastic, waste
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I Can’t Breathe: Solve Racism to Solve Climate
Originally posted on Climate Denial Crock of the Week:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgVsk8E6IzM Sierra Club: During the street protests and marches of the past two weeks, many people carried signs that read “Racism Is Killing Us.” It’s no exaggeration to say that racism…
Posted in Communication, Core thought, GCD: Global climate disruption, Reblogs
Tagged Change, climate change, Racism
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A brown new deal | The Consciousness of Sheep
Those lucky enough to die of old age often fall into a very peaceful state – not dissimilar to the deep relaxation sought after by meditation practitioners – from which they simply slip away. Since 1958, though, one of the … Continue reading
Posted in ... wait, what?, Core thought, Culture, Economics, Education, Energy, Environment, History, Reblogs
Tagged civilization, death
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Nobody is born a racist
Originally posted on Robby Robin's Journey:
[Disclaimer: I am convalescing from having shoulder replacement surgery last week, and so have little to do but take pain pills, lie around, and think about the state of the world. Thanks to…
Posted in balance, Communication, Core thought, Education, Reblogs
Tagged 'common' sense, Change, Racism
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