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Luke Leander — Fri, 20 Apr 2012 09:43:47 +0000

Hi Karl, Hope all is well. I Love your site. Luke

Comment on Just How Many People Do You Think The Earth Will Be Able To Support??? by Is There Really Any Risk Of Human Society Collapsing? « Polynomial

Is There Really Any Risk Of Human Society Collapsing? « Polynomial — Sat, 25 Feb 2012 09:58:00 +0000

[...] For me, this is a bit like the case of thinking one can fly and going straight to the top floor of the Empire State building and launching themselves off the top parapet. Yes, they might think that they’re flying as they SWOOSH past floor after floor, hurtling towards the solid asphalt below at breakneck speed. But is it really flying? I mean, can they sustain the period of time that they’re in the air for without the sudden SPLAT at the end? I mean… Can we sustain even half the number of human beings at our present rates of consumption? Can we sustain this huge spurt of uncontrolled growth that mankind is witnessing in the 21st century? In fact… Just how many people do you think the earth can support? [...]

Comment on A Strange Attraction – A Brief Study Of Strange Attractors And Their Implications… In Tribute To Edward Lorenz by Is There Really Any Risk Of Human Society Collapsing? « Polynomial

Is There Really Any Risk Of Human Society Collapsing? « Polynomial — Sat, 25 Feb 2012 09:57:55 +0000

[...] to understand how these individual phenomena affect each other? As some of you may already know, Edward Lorenz pretty much made a big discovery back in 1961 when looking at weather systems while st…. He basically noticed the unexpected unfolding of a weather simulation as the result of a shortcut [...]

Comment on Video Feedback Loops vs. Life and Memetics by Is There Really Any Risk Of Human Society Collapsing? « Polynomial

Is There Really Any Risk Of Human Society Collapsing? « Polynomial — Sat, 25 Feb 2012 09:57:52 +0000

[...] UK, demonstrating how temperature, wind, sun, rain, cloud and other meteorological phenomena all feedback into each other to create the daily weather patterns that we observe in our daily [...]

Comment on Beyond Environment: Falling Back In Love With Mother Earth by Is There Really Any Risk Of Human Society Collapsing? « Polynomial

Is There Really Any Risk Of Human Society Collapsing? « Polynomial — Sat, 25 Feb 2012 09:57:45 +0000

[...] Be it known… This entry was written as a complement to one that was posted earlier last week, entitled “Beyond Environment: Falling Back In Love With Mother Earth.” [...]

Comment on Fighting Talk: The New Propaganda by Exploring The Idea, Or Notion, Of A ‘Self’ « Polynomial

Exploring The Idea, Or Notion, Of A ‘Self’ « Polynomial — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 13:43:17 +0000

[...] or not), I have discovered that many of our present problems i.e. over population, food shortages, war, etc… seem to stem from a fundamental error in the way we all perceive how we connect to the [...]

Comment on Deeply Understanding Ourselves – The Need To Please Others by Officiating in a Modern Era | Cards and Cats

Officiating in a Modern Era | Cards and Cats — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 16:21:49 +0000

[...] the segment of an officials’ subconscious humanity that “needs to please others” (you can learn a lot about that from this article if you want to get REAL deep). More specifically, college basketball officials apparently do not understand how to call the [...]

Comment on Modern Science, If Anything, Is Leaning Towards Buddhism by Animations Of Unseeable Biology « Polynomial

Animations Of Unseeable Biology « Polynomial — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 10:42:24 +0000

[...] ask your “self”… “Am I really a “living” being? Or am I just a complex orchestration of inter-reactive organic molecules/chemicals/’star dust’ that has evolved over time [...]

Comment on Spinoza – the study into “Ethics” continued… by Animations Of Unseeable Biology « Polynomial

Animations Of Unseeable Biology « Polynomial — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 10:30:53 +0000

[...] is – then perhaps we really are a part of “Nature” itself? Perhaps this is what Spinoza wrote about when he discussed the notion of “God, or [...]

Comment on Self Similarity ~ Fractals, Fractals Everywhere… by Animations Of Unseeable Biology « Polynomial

Animations Of Unseeable Biology « Polynomial — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 10:30:51 +0000

[...] part it all, reliant on every detail being exactly the way it was – and presently is – then perhaps we really are a part of “Nature” itself? Perhaps this is what Spinoza wrote about when he discussed the notion of “God, or [...]