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Tag Archives: change
Industrialized society
There is a YouTube video making the rounds on the internet right now of a whiteboard animation of part of a speech on the state of American public education by Sir Ken Robinson: One of the amazing points Robinson makes … Continue reading
9-11
Today, I am more sad for my nation than I have been in years. Nine years ago today, self-sworn enemies of life, liberty, and happiness struck at the heart of a people who asked no quarrel. Osama bin Laden and al … Continue reading
Posted in al Qaeda, Groups, History, Holidays, Nations, Osama bin Laden, Patriot Day, People, United States, World Watch
Tagged 9-11, bin Laden, change, happiness, liberty, Life, memory, Sacrifice, United States
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Farming: The cost of food
I recently came across an article on Gizmag.com about AeroFarms urban vertical aeroponic systems. I found the article to be an interesting and exciting description of yet another way for humans to grow food in environments where food production has been traditionally difficult or impossible. What caught my attention more than the article, though, were the […] Continue reading
Posted in Farming, Philosophy
Tagged change, cost, Experiments, Farming, food production, ideas, Independence, revolutions
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Worldview Web Roundup for 20100610
Via Jungle Trader, archeologists find a really old shoe. Lost Soviet moon rover found forty years later, and it wants to know what happened. Chinese farmer holds off imminent domain with homemade cannon. Good rules for commenting on any blog, but especially a Christian one. … Continue reading →