by Emma Fenton, long-time reader in this space As near-term human extinction is debated back and forth, argued for and against (with a degree of condemnation), the signs are already painfully obvious that this is the path we are heading down. Climate…
Now that it looks like methane from Siberia and the arctic is really picking up, what would happen if we had a large sudden release of methane a hypothetical extinction-level release, what would be the result in speeding up NTHE?…
by the virgin terry just caught part of a segment of pbs' newshour on the topic of the apparent connection/correlation between creativity and 'mental illness' or 'mood disorders' like chronic depression. made me think that maybe i need to get…
McPherson's 4 September 2014 radio interview with Alex Smith of Radio Ecoshock is described here (albeit disingenously) and linked for high bandwidth and low bandwidth.
by J. Z. Colby, who can be contacted at http://www.nebador.com/Contact.html My journey from innocence to the thoughts I now share has spanned my entire life so far. It included a college degree in psychology and all the usual training to…
If you do not currently own land, and lack the financing required, do you conceive of a time where you would risk shortening your date with extinction to acquire land (i.e., by occupying vacant unfarmed land), in defiance of local…
The Thick Facade of Civilization by Ray Jason at The Sea Gypsy Philosopher Most of the sky was clear and starry, but ten miles out to sea there was a cluster of clouds filled with lightning. I was anchored peacefully…