VR will always be a wondrous tragedy - at this price point it's a little bit more of a tragedy - https://www.climaticthoughts.com/vr-wondrous-tragedy/

Cultivated meat is closer than we realize. Diving into the obstacles and opportunities as it makes its way to market.

Interesting thought on the two sides being a negative effect on more climate focused groups. Takes the air out of the room in a way.

We all must agree on the basic premise that them other dudes is jerks, at least. Since that is all we can agree on, and any debate is dissent which we can't have; then the sum position of the Movement becomes: "them other guys is jerks".

Its all fun and games, the important part being that the shouting is loud enough to drown out the pariah saying "folks, he's nailed up right now, let's go get a ladder and some pliers OK?"

The pandemic has created an opportunity to cement remote work as a climate solution. And it's not just about cutting out driving.

The foundational ideologies of crypto aren't a great match for what's required to stop climate change. Something has to give.

A climate adaptation technology that might have to help us adjust to a world on fire.

A thought experiment on what would happen if we could rewind the clock, copy paste the Earth a hundred times, and then watch humanity play itself out.

An exploration of a useful framework for thinking about clean power generation and what's required.