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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Science and Technology: Global population growth will not be halted by birth control
The whole government mandated birth control debacle in the United States has brought birth control back to the center stage in the global debate. Unfortunately for the debate, neither side argues from a position of holistic facts, but I think the pro-birth control group gets it more wrong than the other. For example, this Treehugger […] Continue reading
Posted in Science and Technology
Tagged aging, birth control, Debates, demographics, facts, growth, knowledge, Population, technology
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Art: Make STEM into STEAM to bring the soul back into the modern world
Jerry Isdale has an interesting write-up over at the Adafruit weblog where he makes the case for adding art back into the mix of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) programs. I heartily agree. To me, one of the things … Continue reading → Continue reading
Posted in Art
Tagged Art, engineering, holism, mathematics, science, soul, technology
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Farming: Back to the start
This is what we’re doing here at Innisfree Farm. Thank you Chipotle for supporting what farmers like us are trying to do. Come join us by supporting your local, sustainable farmers and farmers markets. DLH Continue reading
Posted in Farming, Local, Philosophy
Tagged Animals, Chipotle, Choices, Farming, goals, Morality, revolutions, sustainable farming
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Science and Technology: Is the problem of the 21st century an aging population without workers to support it?
We hear a lot about population increases and how much stress that puts on our environment and resources, but what about the potential for population decline? It’s a problem I’ve wondered about for years given the fact that so much of the world’s current population increase, especially in the industrialized world, is as a result […] Continue reading