I can't think of a better time to bring this up (thanks for the timely topic
Nick).
It just so happens that the monthly meeting of our local (ie: Santa Fe)
political discussion salon is tonight.
Our chapter is one of about 200 across the U.S. (so most can participate if
they want).
Info on all t
Phil Henshaw wrote:
> Something that has my sustainable design friends pulling their hair out
> now is the evidence that it's a mistake to think you can win the war
> against resource consumption growth just using efficiency. DOE figures
> show world energy efficiency doubling (cutting energy/$ i
Steve,
Something that has my sustainable design friends pulling their hair out
now is the evidence that it's a mistake to think you can win the war
against resource consumption growth just using efficiency. DOE figures
show world energy efficiency doubling (cutting energy/$ in half)
nominally ev
David,
Sorry to be so slow to respond. Your note got lost in the spam buffer.
You are wrong, but interestingly wrong. I wonder how much of Ted's stuff I
would sign on to me if presented to me in the way I presented this passage to
you.
I can promise you it's NOT from MEIN KAMPF either.
Steve, this is an interesting question, and since it falls in some ways
within my domain (i.e., organizational structure and planning) I'll offer a
couple of suggestions:
Since Friam doesn't have (to the best of my knowledge) an explicit social
impact goal or mission, I think it would be diffic
Gus Koehler wrote:
> Technohippies can identify
> the ethical and moral limits, design webs that are grounded in the knowing
> of what is cut-off and what is brought forward. They can insist on
> face-to-face meetings and rolling in the grass.
alex strauss wrote:
> Back to rolling in the grass an
>This vision quest is not over.
It's never over.
Back to rolling in the grass and looking for my new cyborg body.
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Steve:
Actually, your question is really hard. I have been involved in tracing the
significant issues--economic, political, ethical, philosophical--associated
with the emergence of various advanced technologies here in California.
These include biotechnology, nanotechnology, IT, intelligent transp
Full article link: http://analyticjournalism.blogharbor.com/blog/_archives/2007/4/12/2874294.html
Data Visualization is Everywhere!
This doesn't have anything to do with Analytic Journalism per se, but
while flying from Cairo to Dubai recently I looked out the window at
39,000 feet somewhe
