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The Bulletin: July 23-29, 2025

The Bulletin: July 23-29, 2025 This past week’s articles of interest… CLICK HERE If you’re new to my writing, check out this overview. Brace For Soaring Electricity Bills: Biggest US Power Grid Sets Power Costs At Record High To Feed AI | ZeroHedge Plant, Persist, Prevail: Collective Grower Wisdom (#1) Iran’s President ‘Ready’ For War […]

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Wild Free and Happy–free ebook by Richard Adrian Reese

Click here to download a PDF version of Wild Free and Happy. As Richard states in his introduction; “Greetings readers! Welcome to Wild Free & Happy! Please take a seat by my campfire. I have stories to tell. I want to explore the saga of our ancestors’ journey, the long and exciting voyage from tree […]

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Early humans gained energy budget by increasing rate of energy acquisition, not energy-saving adaptation

Early humans gained energy budget by increasing rate of energy acquisition, not energy-saving adaptation Major transitions in hominoid subsistence energetics.(A) The shift from great ape–like foraging to hunting and gathering (1) and the adoption of subsistence farming during the Neolithic Revolution (2) involved changes in behavior and technology to allow access to novel food resources. […]

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Climate Change & How It Has Made Us Who We Are Today

Climate Change & How It Has Made Us Who We Are Today All we ever hear is how Climate Change is caused by humans and it will destroy the world. They have been yelling that New Orleans and Miami will be UNDER WATERwithin the next century as rising sea levels put more than 400 US […]

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Wisdom: Re-Tuning for a Sustainable Future

Wisdom: Re-Tuning for a Sustainable Future Mankind achieved civilization by developing and learning to follow rules that often forbade to do what his instincts demanded…Man is not born wise, rational and good, but has to be taught to become so. Man became intelligent because there was tradition (habits) between instinct and reason… Friedrich Hayek The […]

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Darwin’s Casino

Darwin’s Casino Our age has no shortage of curious features, but for me, at least, one of the oddest is the way that so many people these days don’t seem to be able to think through the consequences of their own beliefs. Pick an ideology, any ideology, straight across the spectrum from the most devoutly […]

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Olduvai IV: Courage
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Olduvai II: Exodus
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