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“I was spoiled by theater, where there is no editor.” – Anthony Edwards In March of 2013, 1,517 inhabitants of what the United Nations (UN) officially refers to as the Falkland Islands (Malvinas) went to the polls to vote on a sovereignty referendum. Residents were asked whether they wanted to remain an overseas territory of the United Kingdom (UK), and in a result that would make dictators the world over blush, only three voted against the measure, and one spoiled their ballot. The resulting 99.8% affirmative vote is higher than even possession itself, which, last we checked, was just 90% of…
“Here is the test to find whether your mission on Earth is finished: if you’re alive, it isn’t.” – Richard Bach Among the most ironclad, stone-cold, lead-pipe-lock bets of history is that aggregate primary energy consumption is a curve that goes up and to the right. Longtime readers will be familiar with the physical foundations for why this is so: The human endeavor is a constant, unrelenting struggle against the forces of entropy; one must harness primary energy to temporarily prevail in that struggle; one’s standard of living is thus measured by how much primary energy is on offer for the…
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