A site that may be of interest to members of this list who live in Canada
and who want to take some immediate political action on environmental
issues.
http://environmentvoters.org/
Below is a brief extract from their mission statement:
"Due to the political conditions that prevail in Canada, th
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From: Douglas P. Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>I'll try to find a way to include such complicated matters in my
>model, but it won't be easy. And that's really what's wrong with
>Jay's argument. He is absolutely certain beyond a shadow of a doubt
>that we're just goin
I don't know if there is anyone out there who believes Jay Hanson is
actually right about things. But if there is, I'd suggest you look
carefully at his posting "lesson of the cake" and then take Jay to
task for being so irresponsible.
If Jay is right, then the survival of humanity as a specie
Greetings All, (Jay, please fwd to list if my remote posting fails. I'm
in Ottawa although return addr is normal)
The Global System Simulator project is still evolving under The Canadian
Assoc. for the Club of Rome. I'm on a loose committee which is exploring
funding ideas for a Global Systems C
[ By the way, this is not personal in any way. Debating this stuff on the
internet is my idea of having a good time. ]
From: Douglas P. Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>I hate to see him make such a fool of himself. I'd still like to put his
>theories to the test by writing and running a similat
** please distribute as widely as possible **
Dear friends,
Monsanto's field trials in Karnataka will be reduced to ashes, starting on
Saturday. Two days ago the Minister of Agriculture of Karnataka gave a press
conference where he was forced by the journalists to disclose the three sites
I'd like to thank Jay Hanson for taking the time to write an
intelligible message that makes sense in places. That's not to say
that I agree with him, but at least we can now carry on a discussion.
I wrote:
> >I'd like to write a program to run a simulation of the world economy,
> >first
Dear list memebers,
Please allow me to cross post the Nobel Peace prize winner
Daw Aung San Suu Kyi's message to the International Conference on
"Universal Rights and Human Values: A Blueprint for Peace, Justice
and Freedom Edmonton, Canada, 26-28 November.
Thank you for your time, attention an
Message from Daw Aung San Suu Kyi,
General Secretary for the National League for Democracy (Burma)
and 1991 Nobel Peace Laureate
To Mark World Aids Day 1998, December 1st
[for release on saturday, november 28, 1998]
The control of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus is about
the control of
Jay Hanson:
>
>I will save you some trouble Douglas, the most important variable is
>ENERGY. Economists are trained to believe that the world runs on money --
>but they are wrong. In fact, the world runs on energy.
This message, the lesson of the cake, etc., etc., etc,. etc., is getting
tiresom
test Sat. 1
Date: Sat, 28 Nov 1998 10:58:11
From: Michael Shapcott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: C4LDEMOC-L: SkyDome I - and SkyDome II
Globe sports columnist Stephen Brunt has a very interesting analysis of
SkyDome I - Toronto's financially disastrous sports
First, thanks to Brian McAndrews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Havel's speech is very long but relevant to recent postings.
That speech was very inspiring!
The following was passed to me from a friend - also relevant to recent
postings..
>Don,
>A clip from Ken Wilbur - I think it catches e
From: Douglas P. Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>I'd like to write a program to run a simulation of the world economy,
>first to see if Jay's conclusions follow from his own data, and then
>to do a sensitivity analysis to see what are the most important
>variables.
I will save you some trouble Dougl
- Original Message -
From: Douglas P. Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>I'd like to write a program to run a simulation of the world economy,
>first to see if Jay's conclusions follow from his own data, and then
>to do a sensitivity analysis to see what are the most important
>variables.
No ne
It is very tempting to just jump in and argue with Jay Hanson, but I'd
be surprised to find a single person on this mailing list who believes
that could ever be productive. So let me propose an alternative.
I'd like to write a program to run a simulation of the world economy,
first to see if Ja
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