'The Ingraham Angle' on Biden's energy policies
"The Ingraham Angle" welcomed guests John Ratcliffe, Dan Sullivan, Peter Rough, Vince Ellison, Chris Rufo and Dinesh D'Souza.
The Billionaire’s Bard
Neal Stephenson might be the most influential novelist among business tycoons since Ayn Rand. What does he believe?
Rare Earth updates: recent research on why intelligent life is probably rare in the Universe
Preface. I think that Ward & Brownlee’s 2000 book “Rare Earth : why Complex Life is Uncommon in the Universe” is one of the most importat books ever written. There’s a good case to be made that our planet hosts … Continue reading →
Restart the Earth trailer: killer plants destroy cities in Chinese disaster movie
Released in its native China back in September, the epic disaster movie Restart the Earth is set to reach North... The post Restart the Earth trailer: killer plants destroy cities in Chinese disaster movie appeared first on JoBlo.
The Plank in Uncle Sam’s Eye: A Plea for Humility as War Pigs Move to “Close the Sky”
Is it inherently wrong to ask, “what about” X’s crimes and evil when confronted with Y’s crimes and evil? Is that “what about-ist” rationalization of Y’s crimes and evil? Not necessarily. Not when: one does not cite X’s crimes and evil to excuse Y’s crimes an…
Harsha Walia: “To Become Ungovernable Is Central”
Organizers Kelly Hayes and Harsha Walia talk about “how we remake the world.”
How Amazon Downplays Its Environmental Damages
The e-commerce giant claims its climate impact is far lower than Target's. That's some hogwash.
Skeptical Science New Research for Week #10 2022
Luck to be submerged? California seem to have falllen into a persistent pattern of having either far too little or far too much water available at any given time. February of 2017 saw California's Oroville Dam come close to catastrophic failure as a massive s…