JOHN BERRY
JOHN BERRYRetired international development consultant and higher education. When I can't put up with the nonsense any longer, I emote on Substack!
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CANADA'S DEMOCRATIC DEFICIT
This weekend, a tiny fraction of one percent of the Canadian electorate will determine who shall be the leader of Her Majesty’s Loyal Opposition. It is hard to see how such a significant decision, bypassing the electorate and determined by ...
Time For Regime Change
1I have been reading “Empire of AI” by Karen Hao,2 an excellent history and analysis of the rise of the Silicon Valley oligarchs and their strange world view. She observes that the history of technological change and radical innovation rare...
"AMERICANS" What should we call them?
The words “America” and “American” have always been problematic . Not that we don’t know what they mean. Original history may reveal one source of the problem. Amerigo Vespucci was an obscure Italian geographer and mariner who explored part...
Monetizing Human Survival
This is a very long article but well worth reading. The reference to the involvement of Stephan Harper provides a Canadian connection.
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Retired international development consultant and higher education. When I can't put up with the nonsense any longer, I emote on Substack!
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