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Corr Syl Chapters 1-5 are Available

The latest Corr Syl chapter, No. 5, is now available. Continue reading →

Corr Syl is Finally Available on Ghost

"Corr Syl on Ghost is a new science-fiction novel continuing the saga from "The H. Sapiens Problem." Corr and his group face interstellar creatures threatening Earth. The serial format offers weekly chapters, concluding the Tsaeb stories. Subscriptions support environmental research and are tax-deductible. Continue reading →

Weeds of Dewey-Humboldt, Arizona, Second Edition

This edition has added weeds and a fully revised introduction. Continue reading →

💬 Misquotation Pandemic and Disinformation Polemic: 🧠 Mind Pollution by Viral Falsity 🦠

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Misquotation Pandemic and Disinformation Polemic: Mind Pollution by Viral Falsity ⚠️Notes: Hovering with a mouse cursor over a hyperlinked text or image in this post will bring up a tooltip showing descriptive information or instruction. Click…

Writing with AI

AI Literary Collaboration Familiar Innovations that changed human life include wheels and sails for transport, the multifaceted industrial revolution in material goods production, photography for image production, and many others. AI will have at least as great an influence and … Continue reading →

COVID Vaccines and other Concerns

Human population, pollution, and biodiversity are far more important than vaccine concerns. Continue reading →

Reference: Critical Thinking–Fallacies

Defending Lies and Hiding Truth Example of an informal fallacy, the false equivalence fallacy. The following is from Wikipedia. After reading the list, I concluded that skepticism, logic, and objectivity must become a part of school curricula at all grade levels. For … Continue reading →

Degrowth?

But what if growth is at best doing little to fix the world’s problems, and at worst fostering the destruction of the planet and jeopardizing its future? Continue reading →

Biodiversity Loss Update

Learn what is causing biodiversity loss and why biodiversity is important. Continue reading →

Avoiding Oligarchy to Preserve Nature

The Cherokee Tribe is a sovereign nation with rights guaranteed by a treaty ratified by the U. S. Congress and signed by the U. S. President. The Tribe’s relationship with the United  States is similar to that of the 50 states. … Continue reading →