That’s what I thought about when it was announced Elon Musk had become the world’s first trillionaire. At least 750,000 people have died since
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Unless you’ve been living under a rock, we’ve got a whopper of an El Niño on the way. I’ve shared this article before – Last Time an El Niño Was This Bad
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A new report estimates 3,400 excess deaths a day in India due to heatwaves, with a five-day heatwave causing nearly 30,000 deaths. India and
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Yes, it’s true and as we are living in the age of “you couldn’t make it up if you tried,” I thought it would be a nice start to the news this week
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A sign of the times, but South Korea announced it’s first robot monk, and while I’m paying attention to both the environmental and human costs
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Can you believe it’s less than a week since our screens were flooded with news of the latest assassination attempt (including a flood of
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I’m tired. Are you tired? It’s pretty intense huh? Because who knows where it’s all going to land. From war (“new” one today), to the
#264 Weekend Reads – the polycrisis comes into focus Read More »
While the chaos of the world news continues unabated and we remain one idiotic decision away from catastrophe, I think it’s important to
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I’ve said to a few people this past week – it was a week like no other – and a lot replied that they aren’t really seeing it, but honestly
#262 Weekend Reads – the incremental unthinkable + narcissistic injury Read More »
As the world finally gets its collective head around the severity of the situation we’re in – in all its challenging permutations – it’s definitely a time of monsters, but also morons. Complete and utter morons. You may have noticed monsters is regularly used to describe these times, mainly with the quote: “The old world
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