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Will stand by what i have previously said, he is carrying on his fathers n co's work, research. Or Amazing Polly may help you as her research was xlent regards the family, another question back to you, look at old photo's of them as a couple and recent ones, remember tisa movie.
War sure is a good business.
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Z5yuHVDcl0
It's good business for some, anyway.
Actually, the benefits of the pandemic on social consciousness have been significant. People without power have never been part of the formula for civil functioning, they are the part of the mechanism that has the monkey wrench in it. Those with power are fortunate in that they can contribute to removing social glitches or if so inclined exacerbate them. We have difficulty determining who does what and why they do it. That's a big reason why we remain a glitch. Reset, hell yes if it clears the system.
M. King Hubbert was a huge advocate of a technocracy. He felt that 'engineers' were the only intellects capable of successful 'social engineering'. He was brilliant, at heart a true humanitarian. :) Kind of like Karl Marx.
Systems as large as global or even national economies will fail their people at some level, which is why graceful degradation of the system is truly what is of paramount importance. We are human after all.
whoops! I always confuse Hubbert and Hubbard ... :o
Hubbert was born in San Saba, Texas. He attended the University of Chicago, where he received his B.S. in 1926, his M.S. in 1928, and his Ph.D. in 1937, studying geology, mathematics, and physics. He worked as an assistant geologist for the Amerada Petroleum Company for two years while pursuing his Ph.D., additionally teaching geophysics at Columbia University. He also served as a senior analyst at the Board of Economic Warfare. He joined the Shell Oil Company in 1943, retiring from that firm in 1964. After he retired from Shell, he became a senior research geophysicist for the United States Geological Survey until his retirement in 1976. He also held positions as a professor of geology and geophysics at Stanford University from 1963 to 1968 and as a professor at UC Berkeley from 1973 to 1976.
Hubbert was an avid technocrat. He co-founded Technocracy Incorporated with Howard Scott. Hubbert wrote a study course that was published without attribution called the Technocracy Study Course, which advocates a non-market economics form of energy accounting, in contrast to the current price system method. Hubbert was a member of the board of governors and served as secretary of education in that organization.
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Concerning BOBXNAP, that you believe this, maybe feel n think from children and mothers perspectives, the fear and stress plus hopelessness etc created by the usual suspects time n time again, nope will leave it there.Quote:
Originally posted by BeastOfBologna
Brand is intelligent and becoming as imo we watch, very wise and on to it also, data, facts and things that the likes of Amazing Polly were presenting are only now coming to light, Brand n co are hugely important even more so now.
If you insist Aianawa. I feel you miss the irony in my every post. You have no trouble perceiving the fatalism, however. The issues we face are always deeper than what even one so glib as Mr. Brand can articulate. He is no doubt a sharp guy, but he retains his need to entertain. And you seem very entertained indeed... Not that there's anything wrong with that.
But it will take much more sober and erudite individuals than he to help us escape our mental binds. There is no real need to speculate on what might or might not be, we've got a pretty shithole thing going very well right now.
I know your not kidding, why it is so concerning, massively positive timeline we are on, truth fastelly being revealed daily, we are in the best movie ever, more people world over moving into their own power and atm slowly and powerfulllly plus silently, many many get it, we won, great movie and youi are the star.
I believe it, after my 1st experience with LSD ... over the ensuing 12 hours (white microdot) I went through every aspect of my life that I wasn't happy with ... it was the beginning of a lifelong effort of self-improvement. It likely was already part of my personality and character but it really woke it up. I should have been doing shrooms in my 20's. In my mid-30's, now that I'm thinking about it, a psilocybin experience sent me on the road that I'm on now. Believe me, it's not never never land but it is better than the road to nowhere that I was on.Quote:
Originally posted by Wind
Brand is referring to 'situational depression' which is very different than the other types but in truth it might be even more effective under those conditions. A good party never hurt anyone. :)