Time-unbinding

Article Abstract:

The capability to time-bind or to pass on learning from generation to generation is a special human characteristic. It is distressing to find that some people do not take the time to learn about past knowledge and delude themselves that what they are discovering is new.

Appreciation, Behavior, History, Human beings, Humans

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Political entropy revisited

Article Abstract:

Divergent viewpoints are important in the political process, but not all viewpoints are equally valuable. Government by the scientific establishment presents perils, but government by the scientifically ignorant is even more dangerous.

Political aspects, Science and state, Science policy, Politics

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Beyond them and us

Article Abstract:

Since the end of the Cold War, many have wondered where the next enemy for the US will come from now that the Soviet Union has been broken up. A better solution would be to outgrow the need to have an enemy.

Social aspects, International relations, Cold War, 1945-1991

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