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9/11: Some day, we have to admit to ourselves what actually occurred on September 11th, 2001. Perhaps there's too much on our nation's plate to do so in the immediate future. Perhaps it can't be done by those for whom 9/11 is in living memory. (Just too damned embarrassing to admit of not seeing the obvious.)
Abortions: As policies favoring family planning go up, abortions go way down. It's that simple.
American Taliban: Thanks for a ray of hope, Kansas (re: their 8/2/2022 election).
Ancient Egypt: New archaeological discoveries and fresh eyes examinations of old ones are up-ending pre-history.
Communes and intentional living: The highest, perhaps the most difficult calling, is social design. "What is life for?"
Democracy: If we're not smart enough to get rid of DST, how the hell can we sail this ship of state through politically charged waters?
Evolution: Or maybe: "the teleology of life".
Georgia Guide Stones: --have been demolished.
Growth: Anything that keeps growing --becomes a fatal cancer. The first biological entity which limits its own population --well within its environmental carrying capacity --will be a remarkable departure from all that came before. Simply finding a way to escape the walls of our petri dish --won't.
Intentional Community: See Communes and intentional living (above).
PODcasts and radio: The only rational way to listen is to weave program content in and out of our busy, interrupted, on-the-go lives via PODcasts. Commercials are tolerable that way, since we can listen to the one's that interest us --or simply jump/fast-forward ahead.
Politics: Hand marked paper ballots. (I'll say no more.) (Here)
Radio & PODcasts: See "PODcasts and radio" (above).
Save Ralph: This little rabbit is helping us to become fully human.
Time capsuling: Here's at least a private little carve out for you --against the tidal flood of history.
Tomorrow: Tomorrows aren't what they use to be.
Whither radio?:
(No: not "weather radio" --but indeed: "whither".)
...Craig
