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Why Liberals Should be Conservative: Climate Change, Excellence, and the Practice of Happiness, Part 2

February 4, 2019

Why Liberals Should be Conservative: Climate Change, Excellence, and the Practice of Happiness, Part 2 Ed. note: Part 1 of this series can be found on Resilience.org here. The Resurgent Aristotelians: Hopkins, Fleming, Francis, and Holmgren What then does a modern Aristotelianism look like?  How might we reconcile his ideal of a singular, philosophically deduced definition […]

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Conservativism Now?  Market Economies and the Liberal Anti-Culture

June 19, 2018

Conservativism Now?  Market Economies and the Liberal Anti-Culture The persistent purpose of my writing over the past decade has been to reflect in a hopefully complex manner on the sort of culture necessary to “solve” the climate and ecological crisis and create a truly sustainable way of life. One of my main themes has been […]

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Post Peak Minsky—Debt, Unsustainability, and Inequality

April 16, 2018

Post Peak Minsky—Debt, Unsustainability, and Inequality It has occurred to me that the fungibility of public debt is not sufficiently recognized—and perhaps of private debt as well.  In other words, when our government in the U.S. engages in deficit spending, the focus is generally on who, precisely, is the immediate beneficiary.  As Richard Heinberg notes […]

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Film in the Anthropocene

March 20, 2018

Film in the Anthropocene Film is of course the art form of Industrial Civilization and its mass culture, whether as a simple historical fact, a manifestation of technical possibility, or in the various ideologies it is adept at expressing. But it is also the art form of the Anthropocene.  I am overstating the case somewhat, […]

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The Peace Fallacy

January 29, 2018

The Peace Fallacy Furthermore, we have about 50% of the world’s wealth but only 6.3% of the its population. . . . In this situation, we cannot fail to be the object of envy and resentment.  Our real task in the coming period is to devise a pattern of relationships which will permit us to […]

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Surviving the Future in America

December 27, 2017

Surviving the Future in America Nonetheless, the tide is flowing.  The direction is mapped, very simply, in those little hexagons of the Wheel of Life.  Localization stands, at best, at the limits of practical possibility, but in has the decisive argument on its side that there will be no alternative. –David Fleming To recline on a […]

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Remembrance of Things Yet to Come

April 19, 2016

Remembrance of Things Yet to Come Remembrance of Things Yet to Come: A Response to Ted Trainer I’m going to make divert slightly from my previously anticipated track to respond to Ted Trainer’s valuable critique of Leigh Phillip’s much-maligned celebration of ecomodernism, Austerity Ecology and the Collapse-Porn Addicts (2015).   I agree with much of Trainer’s critique, and am particularly thankful for […]

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Olduvai IV: Courage
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