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THE FOUNDATION "The circumstances that endanger the safety of nations are infinite." —Alexander Hamilton (1787) IN TODAY'S DIGEST How Not to Handle Classified Material Joe Biden's Coal-Powered EV Dream Executive News Summary 'Population Bomb' Morphing Into Population Decline The Dangers of AI...

The Japanese are easily influenced by general trends and cultural fads backed by survey findings

How we view the world colors our perceptions of the things that take place and how we respond to them.

 

Though I have long since graduated from Harvard’s Business School, I’ve admired Stanford for as long as I can remember. Last December, however, Stanford’s technology leaders published a 13-page Harmful Language Handbook in which they classified 150 words as “racist, violent and biased.” The reaction to restricting

Murray Bookchin's critique of 'mystical' deep ecologists and his contribution to the development of a pro-working class environmentalism.

The Club of Rome's new "People and Planet" report no longer predicts population doom but still amounts to Malthusianism-lite.

A new paper exposes a 'string of repeated apocalyptic forecast failures' since 1970.

The Ehrlich book was controversial because it blamed the looming environmental crisis on population growth (especially in the developing world) - rather than the developed worlds consumption of raw materials.

Read the latest articles from John Stossel on the New York Post.