going out of business after being established 140 years ago and they’re calling that failure. some people just can’t pat themselves on the back huh
going out of business after being established 140 years ago and they’re calling that failure. some people just can’t pat themselves on the back huh
I browse all and I would say there’s more content now than when I joined. It’s much easier to find content where actual discussion is happening too
PopSci is tricky because on one hand, it’s great that there’s a lot of interest in learning about science and it should be promoted, but on the other, the vast majority of research is so complex that you literally cannot explain it to the layman without making it wrong in some way.
I believe that the massive scale of corruption that exists within the capitalist system necessitates rebuilding from the ground up. Part of the solution is going to be intentional communities (I hope anyway) where we’re building communities with the intention of solving some of these large scale problems (scarcity, pollution, racial injustice, etc) in the community. There’s a collection of already existing communities on ic.org where you can find resources on how to build a community or where to find them. There’s every flavor of community whether you’re looking for a commune, a spiritual community, an eco-friendly community, permaculture, etc.
He could introduce a plan to reform the courts, but it would ultimately have to go through Congress.