The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
UPDATE: Obama won — “nine ways” was not enough to repress the Hispanic vote, 71% for Obama. Huh? Karl Rove’s final Romney-Obama prediction: A 285-253 Electoral College squeaker Andrew Malcolm Investors.com, 6 November 2012 EXTRACT: Rove’s final Electoral College prediction: “Without twelve toss up states (MN, NV, CO, IA, WI, MI, OH, PA, NH, VA, …
A brief overview of the Open-Source Science Paradigm and the Corrupt Closed-Minded Establishment it is attempting to overturn. I appreciate you taking an interest. Transcript Below the Line
With them, force is. STARTING POINT: Tom Atlee: Systemic Causation & Sandy IDEN A: I like the distinction between direct causation and systemic causation. However, I would prefer a general conception of causation. I would say that ideas about causes assume a stable world. We assume that what happened in the past will happen in …
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Kevin Ludlow 5.0 out of 5 stars Rock Solid Common Sense De-Politicizes Health Care & Health Insurance (Not the Same Thing!), November 4, 2012 I received this book as a gift since I am known for my interest in reform, including health care (my one really original slide on the topic is posted above with …
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Sandy notes 1: Systems and the language of causation Dear friends, It’s so tempting to say “Global warming caused superstorm Sandy.” And it is so easy to counter with “Storms like Sandy happen. You can’t say that global warming caused a particular storm!” Much human folly nowadays comes from believing that identifying a direct cause …
The contrast between Obama’s platitudes and his being in Las Vegas, and the 3 million out of power, gas, heat, food, and water is stark. Benghazi is not quite a Tehran Embassy take-over, but in today’s climate, with an apparent cover-up underway, it’s close. Exasperation builds on Day 3 in storm-stricken NYC NEW YORK (AP) …
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Crowdsourcing the Evaluation of Post-Sandy Building Damage Using Aerial Imagery Posted on November 1, 2012 | 1 Comment My colleague Schuyler Erle from Humanitarian OpenStreetMap just launched a very interesting effort in response to Hurricane Sandy. He shared the info below via CrisisMappers earlier this morning, which I’m turning into this blog post to help him recruit more …
