I’m still suffering some internal trauma from recently blocking an old friend from accessing me on social media. I am philosophically inclined to place a premium on human relationships which generally require over time high tolerance levels to maintain and nurture, so watching myself get into the highhanded mindset of contemptuous judge (and any judge … More Culture-shaping Conversation
Up to this point, scarcity of resources has served the human species extra-ordinarily well. It has been the source of all wars, the foundation of our economies, the impetus for all adventure, discovery and innovation. Although there is no substantial proof that any such condition actually exists in Nature* ( except when viewed through the … More The End is Near: Can we learn to cope with super-abundance?
The time has come to move from rhetoric to action, but even this challenge could become another case of rhetoric, if we do not design the institutions through which action can be achieved. – Michael Manley Errol Miller’s latest two volume work, Elections and Governance: Jamaica on the Global Frontier – The Colonial Years and … More Institutional Design
As I wish was already evident to all, there is absolutely no sound rationale for rejecting that dimension of human experience we call the ‘supernatural’ (and every pragmatic reason for seeking to understand, harness and utilize that dimension for healing, progressive innovation, and human and environmental development. (as my friends at http://www.opensciences.org have already made … More The Cosmological Foundations of Faith
These are the questions sane persons would be asking in droves….and since I’m sane, I’m asking. Don’t tell me you’re a Jamaican and don’t know who the guy in the pic is. You’ve probably been sold on the idea that as Jamaicans, we should stay in our lane – music, athletics, rhetoric. That’s the brand. … More No more gas bill!!!!
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