CRASH COURSE-Economy, Environment, Energy
Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 1:44 am
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Perhaps this belongs under science because it's a video conducted by a neurotoxicologist. However it's not about neurotoxicology. It's about the economy-business, energy ,and the environment.
It's worth a look! Very informative. Chris Martenson builds upon Art Hobson's favorite physicist's works,Dr. Albert Bartlett of U of Colo. Dr Bartlett spent his later years teaching young people to grasp EXPONENTIAL.
Introduction:
"It's very important to distinguish between facts, opinions, and beliefs. So let me be right upfront about this. I hold three beliefs, which I'm going to share with you and then spend the rest of our time showing you how I got to these beliefs.
The first is that the next twenty years are going to be completely unlike the last twenty years. Second, I believe that its possible that the pace and/or scope of change could overwhelm the ability of our key social and support institutions to adapt. Third, I believe we do not lack any technology or understanding necessary to build ourselves a better future.
Click here to see Crash Course.
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Perhaps this belongs under science because it's a video conducted by a neurotoxicologist. However it's not about neurotoxicology. It's about the economy-business, energy ,and the environment.
It's worth a look! Very informative. Chris Martenson builds upon Art Hobson's favorite physicist's works,Dr. Albert Bartlett of U of Colo. Dr Bartlett spent his later years teaching young people to grasp EXPONENTIAL.
Introduction:
"It's very important to distinguish between facts, opinions, and beliefs. So let me be right upfront about this. I hold three beliefs, which I'm going to share with you and then spend the rest of our time showing you how I got to these beliefs.
The first is that the next twenty years are going to be completely unlike the last twenty years. Second, I believe that its possible that the pace and/or scope of change could overwhelm the ability of our key social and support institutions to adapt. Third, I believe we do not lack any technology or understanding necessary to build ourselves a better future.
Click here to see Crash Course.
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