- Some insights from the people Trump hates: Farmworkers and Abortionists. Let’s thankful they’re helping us.
- Name and Praise? Cape Town’s water map shows houses that are meeting use targets.
- Correlation is not causation, but maybe we don’t understand causation?
- Looking back at 1968: “Antiwar radicals, recoiling from soullessness, challenged the church of technocratic rationality.” At some point, this goal was lost, and we’re still suffering the consequences.
- Design thinking: “Solving the problem without addressing the people, or focusing on the people without truly resolving the problem will only lead to frustration, alienation, and failure.”
- Psychoanalyzing Americans’ insecurities: “Trump’s deepest appeal lies in an unspoken promise… to undo the Enlightenment, to free us from the burdens of living rationally in a world where nothing is settled and where everything—economic well-being, national borders, gender identities, domestic arrangements—is up for grabs, let the strongest prevail.”
- Are the Poles taking advantage of Dutch labor laws or are the laws flawed?
- So maybe humans will not vanish in nuclear war or climate disruption catastrophe but because they cannot reproduce? Chemicals in our environment have already reduced male sperm counts by 50%, and it’s still dropping!
- “If you work a job with payroll, get products delivered from Amazon, or own a smartphone assembled from parts, you are a beneficiary of the relational-database industrial complex. And a victim of it, too…“
- A fantastic analysis of the Trump Administration’s failures in Puerto Rico
H/Ts to FD and AM