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Yearly Archives: 2011
Hare Krishna, Steve Jobs
For a while in his youth, every week, Steve Jobs used to walk seven miles across town to the Hare Krishna temple for the Sunday feast. He was a life-long vegetarian. Steve Jobs, 1955 – 2011 Wired – Oct 5, … more
Banks helping you lose your money
Durbin to Bank of America Customers: ‘Get the Heck Out of That Bank’ ABC News – SUNLEN MILLER – Oct 3, 2011 “Bank of America customers, vote with your feet, get the heck out of that bank,” Durbin said on … more
Posted in Economy, Money
Tagged Bank of America, debit card fee, inflation rate, interest rate
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Science of Scrambled Eggs
How to Hatch a Dinosaur Wired.com – THOMAS HAYDEN – Sep 26, 2011 Horner’s plan, in essence, is to start off by creating experimental atavisms in the lab. Activate enough ancestral characteristics in a single chicken, he reasons, and you’ll … more
Posted in Science & Technology
Tagged chickenosaurus, developmental biology, dinosaurs, genetics, Horner, paleontologist, pet dinosaur
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Who is entitled to what?
A Report from the Frontlines: The Long Road to #OccupyWallStreet and the Origins of the 99% Movement Ampedstatus.org – DAVID DEGRAW – Sep 29, 2011 As the occupation of Wall Street moves into its third week, there are many questions … more
Posted in Economy, Politics
Tagged 99%, mayor bloomberg, occupy wall street, revolution, wall street, wall street protest
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Who killed human civilization?
The world got along for thousands of years without heavy industrialization, technology, credit derivatives, inflation and unemployment, and it was a time when human beings used to be civilized. excerpt from morning walk conversation, Durban, October 13, 1975: PRABHUPADA: Material … more
Posted in History
Tagged Gandhi, Indian civilization, Indian culture, Jinnah, macaulay, Nehru, Vedic civilization
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Fools Elected by Fools
Stupid voters enable broken government CNN – LZ GRANDERSON – Sep 27, 2011 The biggest reason government is broken is because of voters.
Posted in Government, Politics
Tagged Democracy, fool's paradise, voters
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Dire Forecasts
BBC Speechless As Trader Tells Truth: “The Collapse Is Coming…And Goldman Rules The World” Zero Hedge – TYLER DURDEN – Sep 26, 2011 In an interview on BBC News this morning that left the hosts gob-smacked (google it… it is … more
Posted in Economy, Money
Tagged debt crisis, economic collapse, gold, Goldman Sachs, inflation
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Deflation means real value for your money
Forget Gold—What Matters Is Copper Zero Hedge – GONZALO LIRA – Sep 24, 2011 The ongoing price collapse of copper signals that the markets have collectively decided that there is going to be no resurgence of the global economies—at least … more
Posted in Economy, Money
Tagged Ben Bernanke, copper, deflation, Federal Reserve, gold, inflation
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Evolution of Cartoon Science
Was Darwin Wrong? National Geographic Magazine – DAVID QUAMMEN – Nov 2004 Evolutionary theory, though, is a bit different. It’s such a dangerously wonderful and far-reaching view of life that some people find it unacceptable, despite the vast body of … more
Posted in Science & Technology
Tagged Darwin, evolution, mutation, natural selection, origin of the species
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