Bizarre Times: The 2016 Election Meddling “Gift” that Keeps On Giving

On August 3, 2018March 16, 2022 By The Social CriticIn Media & Social Media, Politics & Public PolicyLeave a comment

Five years ago would any of us have imagined the bizarre political realities we face today?

So Far From Green, So Close to Brown: Why An Alternative Energy Future is Slow in Coming

On March 18, 2012March 16, 2022 By The Social CriticIn Economics & Globalization, Politics & Public Policy, Technology & ScienceLeave a comment

Quick! What type of world did you imagine when you were a kid? Did you foresee yourself darting about in a hovercraft much like the cartoon family in the Jetsons? Vacationing on the moon? A lean, mean greener world? How is it that we find ourselves these many years, decades even, down the road and …

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