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The Two Wars Of Robert McNamara

In the beginning In 1937, this young ‘genius’ (supposedly) scored 800 all correct answers in his GMAT test (reputedly, a first in the history of GMAT) – and joined Harvard Business S… more →

2ndlook - View From A Square Prism

Sunday winners

grandprixinsider wrote 6 hours ago: Valentino Rossi wins an exciting dash to the finish line in German MotoGP round at Sachsenring agai … more →

Tags: Formula 1, ahead of team-mate Rob Huff, Alain menu, Alexandre Premat, andy priaulx, Andy Soucek, Audi, brands hatch, Casey Stoner

Jim Rogers, Catastrophilia, Dumbonomics etc

Aristotle The Geek wrote 1 month ago: Let me get the good stuff out of the way first. ET carries a great interview with investor Jim Roger … more →

Tags: Politics, Economics, Environment, Malthus, Jim Rogers, Paul Ehrlich, catastrophilia, overpopulation, Resource depletion

Trying to meet new people is torture!

retmeishka wrote 4 months ago: I’m using a couple of dating websites to try to meet new people.  (Hey, this has a wordcount! … more →

Tags: Mind Control, Breastfeeding, Electronic harassment, hackers, Relationships, st johns wort, hacking, Children, puppets

Lomborg and Playing the Long Game — 12 comments

thingsbreak wrote 6 months ago: [This is a guest post by John Mashey. Any formatting/link errors are mine. I also added Hoover, Manh … more →

Tags: Climate Change Denial, Climate Legislation, Politics, anti-regulation, Cato, cei, copenhagen consensus, Fraser Institute, front group

All who hate Me love Death

ScientistForTruth wrote 6 months ago: President-Elect Obama, having nominated his team of scientific advisers, declared Because the truth … more →

Tags: Malthusian, Global Warming, obama, John Holdren, Paul Ehrlich, Malthus, Population, overpopulation, final solution

I hope more people come to know this

A Texan In Grad School wrote 6 months ago: Seriously, why is it not public knowledge that Obama’s recently appointed science adviser was … more →

Tags: economic theories, John P Holdren, holdren

More people = more problem solvers — 2 comments

John in IL wrote 10 months ago: And more problem solvers equals more (and better) solutions. This is for all the Malthusian alarmi … more →

Tags: Humanity, The Future, Problem-solving, optimism, Population

The Two Wars Of Robert McNamara — 5 comments

Anuraag Sanghi wrote 1 year ago: In the beginning In 1937, this young ‘genius’ (supposedly) scored 800 all correct answer … more →

Tags: Current Affairs, Environment, european history, Feminist Issues, History, media, aging population, Anglo Saxon imperialism, Carnegie Endowment

Economists can't take (quite) all the blame — 10 comments

John Feeney wrote 2 years ago: In the previous article here, I reiterated a fundamental problem with mainstream economics. It fai … more →

Tags: economic growth, Population growth, ecological collapse, Sustainability and The Big picture, Environment, Carrying capacity, Ecology, Population, ecosystem

How do they face their children? — 8 comments

John Feeney wrote 2 years ago: Having touched on population growth in the last entry, it’s time for a quick look at how econo … more →

Tags: climate change, Ecological Economics, Ecology, economic growth, Economics, ecosystem, steady state economy, Sustainability and The Big picture


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