Abundance and Progress in the 21st Century. A book by David McMullen. 2 Environmental catastrophes will continue to. Furthermore, as we get richer and smarter we will get better at remedying or adapting to natural adversity.

Duck-rabbit, duck-rabbit, duck-rabbit, elephant-rabbits. Sunday, March 14, 2004. In the Financial Times because manages to show fundamental similarities among apparently dissimilar perspectives. It seems to me that this task is an important accompaniment to the project of learning- as Wittgenstein would have us learn- to see differences.

Hip to the cool sweet groove of liberty, and solid sent upon the Ace lick dat all cats and kitties- red, white, or blue- is created level in front. Monday, September 26, 2005. Four shopping days till Serenity. I expect it to make me reasonably happy, and hope it will make me supremely so. Saturday, November 13, 2004. By Hans Magnus Enzensberger about Marx. Well now, as concerns the seventies.

My Blog has relocated to WordPress. Privacy in the 21st Century. Reading, Listening, Watching. Here is a graph of the temperature in Melbourne o. Wednesday, January 11, 2006. My Blog has relocated to WordPress. Erm this is my old blog. Checkout my new blog at lollipop. Friday, January 06, 2006.

The Economic Case for Social Ownership. The Economics of Social Ownership. A Blog Devoted to Socialist Economics. This is the home for the research program on social ownership by David McMullen. The superiority of such a system would rest essentially on replacing profit as the primary motivator with a symbiotic mix of enthusiasm for the work, personal sense of responsibility and mutual supervision. Economists would argue that even if you could harness this enthusiasm it would be in vain given that the so.