Del Spurlock: Freeman Dyson

Good read.  Truly open source. Legendary physicist Freeman Dyson talks about math, nuclear rockets, and astounding things about the universe Today, Dyson frequently writes about science and technology’s relationship to ethics and social issues. Business Insider sat down with him and talked about math, war, the human brain, the education system, and the Orion Project.

Del Spurlock: Lies of State – Spinning the Inhumanity of Our National Policies

Spinning the Inhumanity of our National Policies Reproduced with permission from original as posted. We are failing to govern ourselves. The concept of American democracy has been driven from the field by the public relations industry. The balancing act between the poles of public and private interests, performed so deftly by Chester Bowles, William Benton …

Del Spurlock: The Clinton Co-Presidency Legacy — Lost Jobs, Broken Communities from NAFTA, Perpetual War with TPP

Deputy Secretary of Labor who conceptualized the ‘Side Agreements” to NAFTA. First in a series on Mr. Obama’s trade based quest for an American Protectorate over the Far East. The Transpacific trade deal creates a military protectorate confronting China and has secret side deals permitting domestic and foreign corporations to over-ride sovereign and community interests …

Del Spurlock: Millennial Bold – Break Something!

“Something bold needs to happen”: An in-depth look at millennial America Earlier this month, Salon spoke with leading Democratic Party pollster Stan Greenberg about what he learned from conducting focus groups with millennials. “They think the system’s rigged,” he told us. Young Americans are anxious to “disrupt” and upend a broken status quo, Roosevelt Institute …

Del Spurlock: Propaganda Defeats the Public Interest — The Legalization of Lies, the Triumph of Corporations Over People

Spinning the Inhumanity of our National Policies We are failing to govern ourselves. The concept of American democracy has been driven from the field by the public relations industry. Today we consume far beyond our means, are governed by the exploitation of our fears, and are denied the civic participation decreed by our Constitution. …it …