This is not my opinion. It’s ChatGPTs summary of the dangers. If a convicted felon, serial sexual abuser, and fraudulent businessman with multiple bankruptcies were to gain autocratic power in a country, it would pose severe risks to democracy, the rule of law, and societal stability. Here are the major dangers such a leader could […]
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The Dangers of A TechBro Dictatorship
February 4, 2025 
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Or, the Idiocy of TechBro Life. Here’s a summary from ChatGPT itself on the dangers of a TechBro Dictatorship. I thought it was timely given that the TechBros, including Elon Musk, Peter Thiel and others in that sphere have apparently gained the keys to the kingdom. Note: This isn’t my opinion. This is ChatGPT’s opinion. […]
Continue readingAustralian Apocalypse Part Two
January 5, 2020 1 Comment
Horrific images of dead sheep, koalas and kangaroos lining the roads of Batlow, New South Wales.
Continue readingIn the “I can’t believe the audacity of this” File
January 5, 2020 0 Comments
You knew it would happen. It’s already happened. It’s going to get worse. Yes, it’s big oil, the most subsidized industry around, asking for more subsidization to protect its facilities — that are the primary source of greenhouse gas causing climate change… Irony is officially dead. BIG OIL ASKS GOVERNMENT TO PROTECT ITS TEXAS FACILITIES […]
Continue readingAdaptation and Advantage: The New Language of the Anthropocene
January 5, 2020 0 Comments
Russia announced that it will be adapting its economy and taking advantage of the increase in temperature due to climate change and global warming. From the article: “Russia has published a plan to adapt its economy and population to climate change, aiming to mitigate damage but also “use the advantages” of warmer temperatures. The […]
Continue readingThe Final Frontier
January 6, 2019 1 Comment
The latest data: The science is settled: humans are changing the planet’s climate through land use and the mining, production of and burning of fossil fuels. What’s left is to convince the public to force policy makers to address it. That’s it, really. Policy makers – politicians – won’t act unless and until they are […]
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The Policy Lass 
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