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I can’t believe he uttered that many words without profanity

 

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My American Scientist Hat

  Neil Degrasse Tyson describes the landscape of American science and makes the core case of why science helps people and should be vigorously supported by governments.

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Life be crazy, indeed.

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Wealth inequality in America

This is one of the better info-graphics I’ve seen on the subject, and if you watch closely you can see sneaky exponential curve pop up at 3:49…  

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Forward on Climate

The Forward on Climate people at 350.org have put together a master cut of last weekend’s Keystone XL pipeline protest at the White House in Washington D.C.  Enjoy.

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I’m sure this won’t go to my head…

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To D.C. and back

Whew, what a whirlwind weekend, I’m still catching my breath. The Keystone XL pipeline protest in Washingon D.C. this weekend was a great success, with between 35,000 – 50,000 people in attendance (double the expected turnout!). I’ll have a fuller … Continue reading

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Open source for the physical world

Ever wanted to build your own bulldozer or 3D printer? These guys have created a series of open-source, cheap-to-build machines to power a new collaborative economy. The real contribution is the philosophy, however…it shows us a way to maintain a … Continue reading

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I wrote an article for Transition Voice

THE ARTICLE — Papal infallibility comes to climate science A few months ago I got in touch with the editors at Transition Voice, an independent online magazine that covers climate change, peak oil, and economic issues. I find their content … Continue reading

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World Peace Game

An educator named John Henry has created something called the World Peace Game, a complex international relations game he teaches to 4th graders.  The game pits children as leaders of different countries, presenting them with real-world challenges and letting them … Continue reading

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