Posted on November 20, 2008 by tombuckelew
Recently, one presidential candidate accused another of being a socialist. To most people, socialism has a bad connation, related to our enemies during World War II. In reality, much of the American economy is socialistic. In socialism, money is collected from all but parceled to select groups. America has embraced socialism in many forms. Our [...]
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Posted on November 12, 2008 by tombuckelew
The Edge Effect
Most people think that scientists are part of geekdom when in reality, we are down-to-earth people who simply think beyond the box, applying science to everyday life. About ten years ago, a visiting professor filled an empty faculty position in my department, satisfying an environmental position.
He was a dynamic, full of life, [...]
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Posted on November 12, 2008 by tombuckelew
The choice of the word synergy for this blog reflects the author’s attempt to intertwine science and politics, humor and seriousness and common sense and ideology.
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