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Comments on Comments #16

May 20, 2008

Responding to The Rebellion of the Dead, frequent commenter Francois Tremblay says:
That’s a horrible passage. I can’t believe you like it. Instead of showing how even fatalism cannot fade the vitality of the human spirit, they just give into it. If I knew the day of my death, I wouldn’t try to give into […]

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Saving the Turtles

April 8, 2008

In a box of microwave noodles, I found alongside my freeze-dried peanuts and vacuum-sealed ginger sauce, a card urging me to “help Thailand’s endangered turtles,”which directed me to www.thaiturtles.org. All the profits from the sale of their t-shirts goes towards saving endangered species of turtles and terrapins. Unfortunately for the turtles, I don’t […]

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The Peak Oil Myth

March 25, 2008

Some people find my blog by searching for “peak oil myth.”
Although I’ve previously said things like, “Oil isn’t running out, yet. And it never will,” I’d like to clarify here: peak oil is definitely not a myth. There will come a time when the production of oil will diminish at accelerating rates, and […]

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Leveraging Activism

March 17, 2008

Tonight I was visited by an environmentalist pampleteer. He was promoting the Great Lakes, probably Michigan’s greatest natural resource: their beauty, their economics, their ecosystem, etc. I cut him short because I was preparing dinner at the time, and told him I wasn’t interested in signing anything, but it got me thinking about […]

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