Competition may seem like one of history’s motivators to greatness, but a new book argues that competition is natural for neither humans nor other life forms.
Eating for the Cure
March 5, 2013 By
Burn your cash before it burns you
February 26, 2013 By
As farms go, so go the cities
December 30, 2011 By
Occupying science: technology for the 99 percent
December 19, 2011 By
‘Techno-Fix’ shows how modern society’s belief in the beneficial power of technology is not only misplaced but that it is also as magical as any religion.
A course to keep you from crashing
December 8, 2011 By
More than a million people have watched Chris Martenson’s video series ‘The Crash Course’ to prepare for financial collapse. The new book version is even better.
How Saudi oil could start World War III
December 5, 2011 By
‘Lethal Trajectories’ offers the perfect geopolitical storm for the age of peak oil: threat of war with China, a Saudi coup and economic collapse at home.
From Totnes with love
November 17, 2011 By
Rob Hopkins’s ‘Transition Companion’, despite UK-specific details limiting its appeal, still offers plenty for Americans who would re-localize their town’s economy.
Collapse could happen, literally, overnight
November 7, 2011 By
In the granddaddy of all collapse books, The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, 18th-century historian Edward Gibbon gave ancient Rome a full 500 years to deflate. Half a millennium for any society to collapse always seemed a bit too generous to me. Heck, American civilization has only been around for about 300
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