Wow! Do you ever make custom furniture?

What do you think is alarming? Or is it the scale of the reformist ambition, rather than individual policies?

Labour under Corbyn did an okay job against Theresa May. Next to Corbyn, the Green Party are centrists.

After all, if the majority thought that climate change was a priority problem, cynical politicians would adopt climate change policy just to get elected and be judged by their effectiveness on that platform.

I said its better to avoid spreading misinformation. You disagree?

They do controlled burns for the fuel in the ground. Trump was apparently briefed but didnt understand everything that was said. If you think the forest fires are caused entirely by climate change, you're as wrong as Trump.

I understand. More misinformation just leaves people not trusting anyone or over reacting. Better to not shout at all than shout untruths.

So why adhere to such irrational principles?

Ive started to realize that the people who broadcast preductions that no climate scientist supports will continue to do so because they don't care about the truth. That's true on both sides of the issue.

A bacteria evolved in Japan that eats plastic. It was found at a plastic bottle recycling plant.

Civilization may be doomed to collapse (though we truly don't know if it will). Humanity isn't doomed.

Are we doomed to experience turmoil? Yes. If that's how you read "doomed," fine.

The reason we should drop talk of "doom" is that it isn't based on science. When that's the primary message coming from climate change acceptors, it undermines their cause. The climate is changing. We will change with it.

Wonder if the other debates will be cancelled.

People will start calculating if it's really profitable to work in a crappy job and have less free time, yet have exactly basically same amount of money to spend. Fruit picking is a traditional example of this.

According to polling, almost twice as many Biden supporters as Trump supporters say they’ll vote by mail this year. Over 500,000 mail-in votes have been rejected this year, far outpacing 2016. Perhaps this is why Democrats have pivoted away from championing mail-in voting.

I see today Boris has marked out our lack of brickies, welders and butchers; and there are calls for the govt to lower the immigration restrictions for these occupations post-Brexit.

Add there the quite rapid population growth and economic growth being concentrated on few larger cities.

Nonetheless, one cannot deter someone from voting, or suppress a vote, by showing anti-Clinton ads on Facebook.

And yes, it goes through party lines too this class divide. You could see this from Boris Johnson that he acknowledged humbly in his election victory that the conservatives had gotten "labor" votes from labor areas. Usually no politicians would make this kind of remark.

This asset inflation is typical in many countries and a result of the economic and monetary policies implemented after the financial crisis all over the world.

I think environmentalism broke through in the 1980's in other countries with Green parties. With tory and labor governments this might not have been so apparent in the UK.

This might be the real bungle up in British politics. Indeed, it likely would have been a moment for the conservatives to lick their wounds after a long time as the ruling party go to the opposition after everything, but the labor party itself get carried away.

Uh...the World economy has been in trouble since the financial crisis of 2008, even if China and India have put respectable growth numbers.

We had a similar thing in the UK with Brexit. The leavers won 51:49%. Because David Gammeron was too thickly cut to consider the possibility that the majority might be comparable to the sort of result variance that would be time-averaged out, we were stuck unable to contest what ought to have been a highly contestable result.

We had a similar thing in the UK with Brexit. The leavers won 51:49%. Because David Gammeron was too thickly cut to consider the possibility that the majority might be comparable to the sort of result variance that would be time-averaged out, we were stuck unable to contest what ought to have been a highly contestable result.

Any time we talk about the One, duality is already on the scene because the intellect is operating. Any object of thought stands against a backdrop of its negation. (Plato alludes to this in Phaedo). The negation of the One is the Nous and the Soul (sort of).

And yet it is. How could it possibly not be?

"It's a wonder we can even feed ourselves"
- Bob Dylan.

So it's a race to the bottom then. Krishnamurti would be turning in his grave.