A View From the Edge

Forty years ago, the National Teachers’ Association decided to censure Sesame Street for “giving children the wrong idea of education.” Yes, I’m serious.

Anyone who has driven up from New York along Route 684 knows that there are townships along the way that generate substantial revenue from traffic tickets for speeding and other driving fines. There is nothing wrong with that, as one D.C. police officer recently explained on NPR.

Imagine you live in a remote location and stare out at the majesty of nature. In fact, imagine you live in a city and walk through the park every day, enjoying the careful design to emulate nature so perfectly. Now imagine that everything you are looking at may not be as it seems and that serious money is coming to rip it all apart.

Let’s deal with nonsense first. It is true you can get more protein from a field of corn or soy than you can get from cattle on the same grass or hay field in terms of productivity. True, but only for year 1. Year 2 they are the same.

Part of the problem we all face in this new age with 90% of commerce being totally dependent on the internet is the connection we all need (I do not use the word enjoy for a reason) to survive and prosper.

We are forced to admit the real Republican Party is gone as it used to be known. We are forced to witness the disintegration of morals and values by GOP senators and House members who want to pretend Jan.

Something has happened in China — leading the USA in research for the past three years — with electrolyzer design and efficiency. What’s an electrolyzer?

The geopolitical questions arising in President Joe Biden’s new government administration are complicated because successive administrations have replaced section heads of the so-called Civil Service with political appointees.