https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/14/arts/san-francisco-murals-george-washington.html?searchResultPosition=1. One of the biggest questions I’ve been asking myself is: “with all my knowledge, education and resources, what am I going to do to make the world a better place”. But “we don’t think it will impact us”, and since it doesn’t feel like an immediate threat, we’re not doing anything about it. era.” With this work, which had to slip past an approval committee, the artist managed to “discreetly—even gently—insert slavery and the Indian genocide into his murals without sensationalizing them,” Smith wrote. We need creative people to make the world a better place. San Francisco seems to be going a different route: In July, the board voted unanimously to paint over the mural, a task that is estimated to cost $600,000. Yeah, ecological destruction is kinda a big deal.

Well, hanging out with your friends NOW usually looks like: This is crazy to me. What does that mean for us? Your average kid in Beverly Hills or Upper east side New York probably won’t be able to develop a concrete understanding of what the world is like for the most miserable 4 Billion people in the world.

Why is everyone so afraid of AI, when we’re already basically humans + machines? When someone googles your name, what do you want them to see? E 21cc@rgs.org We find it almost impossible to imagine situations like extreme poverty. On a more humorous note, AG Edwin Messe, he of the Reagan Administration,  covered up the nude breasts of the Statue of Justice. There’s just no money in it to save our earth. I can’t even imagine feeling a sensation of burning hunger, a hunger that makes one weak and sick, for weeks on end. So let’s talk about the tea: global warming. More honour’d in the breach than the observance. Point is, my life isn’t worth being valued based on the number of worthless pieces of paper I have. 1/3 of Pakistan is underwater at all times. But, this system works when it comes to financials. 2. As a fellow Canadian trying to keep nice and warm in this frigid country, I can forget how lucky I am to be able to walk outside of my house, and walk around my neighbourhood feeling safe. CO2 emissions, resource usage, land usage, etc. At least we’ll have nicely furnished houses. There are people in the world without proper roofs over their heads, clean water, medical care etc. But if money’s a “tree” why do we think it’s so valuable? Writing this it’s hard for me even to imagine not having food to eat. I was interested in stuff like water and hunger — giving people fundamental human rights. All us humans have done is be selfish.

HAMLET: Ay, marry, is’t: But what does the new connectivity + language discovery of teens mean? But I never actually believed I could make a noticeable difference. I figured I was missing an article on Human-Stupidity and our problems in 2019: Inspired by my key-takeaways from 21 lessons of the 21st century.

I hope you learned something. Humankind is not one, it is many. Did no one learn anything about cod in Canada?? It is absolutely shocking to me that it is 2019, and there are people still living in poverty. If San Francisco actually intends to paint over these murals, then why not use high schools students that have been placed on detention? PEOPLE ARE STARVING, and we’re throwing out food. Regarding covering the mural, I think it is a reflection not of 21st century culture, but of the deep human desire not to see injustice. Tech companies have a monopoly over our information… and in 10 years they will probably build algorithms that will know you better than yourself. E.g. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. It is paradoxically true (paradoxically for those who think recessions are a time for “austerity,” government “tightening its belt) that more projects will pass a NPV test in a recession when, generally, real interest rates are lower than at other times and the market prices of some project inputs are below their marginal cost (there are unemployed resources).

Teenagers were ingesting tide pods: (aka laundry detergent).