My First Week of Pescatarianism

Vegetarians - When you cook em right...

Pescatarianism (eating fish and no other meat) has been interesting so far, I’ve been striving for vegetarianism for a month now, but falling short on some amazing free range chicken, and later some salmon burgers. Every diet’s different, but I encourage you to become aware of what goes on to get that meat on your…

Why Energy Storage is of Primary Importance

It’s as if we’re in an eternal monsoon, but we’re dying of thirst, because we’re holding a thimble out into the deluge, filling it, drinking from it, repeating, and wondering why we’re thirsty. The concept that our world is an energy-poor place, with limited, scarce resources which beg our competition, is totally wrong, existentially dangerous,…

Twitterevolution: Online democracy now!

Online Democracy Now! Real freedom is equality, unity, harmony, growth, and the many singularities of our world that will manifest in 2012.  Collectively, we feel a Jungian energetic counterweight to the many generations of people who in some way thought this year, 2012, this time, was a special time, where singularities were likely to occur.

How to peacefully end Iran's nuclear enrichment program tomorrow

December 15, 2011 In September of this year, Nicholas Kristof sat down with Iran’s President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.  The interview has a startling excerpt: N.K.: So I just want to make sure I understand the outline of that deal. If western countries provided 20 percent enriched fuel for the Tehran reactor, then Iran would stop all further enrichment….

7 billion humans at odds with the Earth

Official soundtrack of this post: Earth Intruders by Björk on Grooveshark   October 31, 2011 – Carl Larson We’ve just finished the warmest decade in history.  The 25 warmest years ever recorded have occurred after 1980.  The 10 warmest years have come since 1996.  2009 was the second warmest year ever recorded.  The Earth is…

Mass. Revolution in Health Care Incentive Structures

October 18, 2011 Massachusetts is revolutionizing healthcare by providing cash to hospitals through periodic lump sums instead of pipelines with continuous access.  Lump sum incentives are fascinating, because they align the incentives of the giver and the receiver.  The same state cutting costs in new ways recently set a different health precedent, by extending coverage to citizens of Massachusetts.

An Analysis of Wall Street's Response to #Occupiers

October 15, 2011 Wall Street has issued a formal response to the protesters.  A recent article from the WSJ, which is exemplary of Wall Street consensus opinion, argues condescendingly that the protesters fundamentally misunderstand the financial crisis, and have enthusiastically swallowed the lies of the current leftist government.  Nothing could be further from the truth. “Reckless government policies, not…

Washington Unveils New Jobs Plan

October 3, 2011 WASHINGTON DC – In a bipartisan effort to reverse the nation’s chronic unemployment problem, lawmakers in Washington today announced a plan to add 500,000 jobs to the economy by 2012. “Technology has killed more American jobs than any other factor, including all combined outsourcing losses.  It’s time we take a stand against…

Occupying SF

September 30, 2011 12:30 am 8 hours ago, we occupied the financial district of San Francisco, and marched past Wells Fargo, Charles Schwab, Bank of America, Chase, and the Fed’s West Coast outpost.  All the marching left me with some time to think, and the topic for this article is why we protest.  

Solyndra Bankruptcy = China d. USA

September 1, 2011 For those of you concerned about the Solyndra bankruptcy, I can explain it in a sentence: The Chinese have outcompeted the USA, yet again, in manufacturing, and as a result, another American company shuts down because it cannot compete with the dropping price of, in this case, solar energy.