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The parallel system is right where you are
Let the power outages in Gary, Indiana and the flash floods in Nepal affirm to you what you already know: there is an old world that is collapsing all around us, buckling under the weight of all of the riches of the earth and the spirit of...
There’s a decentralized, viral social media campaign to make this Halloween “National De-Flock Day”
There’s a decentralized, viral social media campaign calling for Halloween to be National De-Flock Day. “Some users [are] openly advocating vandalizing, disabling or obscuring the devices,” Cybernews reports.
Fun fact: Did you know that ga...
6 kids books I love for discussing the world that is dying and the one that comes next
We need to start regarding our children seriously as co-creators of the world we want to live in. Not sure where to start? I recommend: by taking the books you read together seriously as crystallization points on which those new worlds can...
Children Who Read Are Harder to Control
Conventional wisdom tells us to raise literate children because of the capitalist and related respectability benefits such literacy confers. They’ll get into a good college, they’ll get higher degrees, and, someday, they’ll command higher p...
No, it's not too late to shut down that data center
My kids and I joined more than a hundred people last night at the Utah Division of Water Resources’ office in Salt Lake City, where state regulators are weighing a discharge permit for the Tooele Valley Public Infrastructure District. If ap...
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