Guided Civic Revival
Matt BurgessLooking to the future with respect for the preciousness and fragility of a free, open, and advanced society.
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Fossil fuels aren't tobacco
Cartoon created by ChatGPT, with the prompt: “Can you draw a cartoon representation of fossil fuel companies and tobacco companies being sued in a courtroom by activists?”
The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine (NASEM...
Episode 18: Scott Beaulier: Business schools in a changing landscape
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Today’s guest is Scott Beaulier. Scott Beaulier is the H.A. (Dave) True Family Dean of Business at the University of Wyoming. He was previously Dean of Business at North Dakota State University, and he was the youngest bus...
Climate change did not cost Democrats the 2024 election
Yale Climate Opinion Maps 2025
The Democrats have released their much-anticipated 2024 election autopsy report. It is deservedly getting harsh criticism for dodging many of the obvious factors contributing to the Democrats’ election loss—B...
Subjecting all research grants to political review is a bad idea
The journal Science published an editorial this week called “Another red alert for American science”, drawing attention to a new proposed Office of Management and Budget (OMB) rule. The new OMB rule would seemingly subject all new research...
Episode 17: Skip York: War in the Middle East and energy security
Show notes:
Energy security is one of the vital issues in the news lately, with the war in Iran and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz restricting energy supplies and driving up prices. Today’s episode aims to demystify what the war...
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