A TECHNOCRATIC ASSESSMENT OF SCIENCE AND MORALITY

A TECHNOCRATIC ASSESSMENT OF SCIENCE AND MORALITY Hi All, I received an interesting email and have some comments on it that I feel are worth passing on. Your reaction to both the email and my comments are most encouraged. December 17, 1999 Hi Brad, Your December 10th email was most

Re: please clarify Simple Solution

Hi Douglas all, Fear not, you're not alone. As far as I could figure out from 2 years of reading Wes Burt's 'solution' posts, a re-distribution or tithing of a greater % of national income is his key. I love to skim his posts now, looking for new (to me) historic references, as my background

Tinbergen's Law [economics]

Hi All: Since it is clear that there are a nuber of economists in this list, I thought I'd share something from Wm Krehm's Economic Reform monthly newsletter. "ER" is the newsletter of COMER, the Committee On Monetary and Economic Reform that addresses Canadian and world wide monetary and

Re: The Johnny Holiday/John A. Taube Technocracy post

Edward G commented: and at the end of the post appended an apporopriate and important section, (pp 46) from "technopoly" by Neil Postman John wrote: Regarding "A TECHNOCRATIC ASSESSMENT OF SCIENCE AND MORALITY" John wrote: Hi All, I received an interesting email and have some

Re: The Johnny Holiday/John A. Taube Technocracy post

As quotee of the following post, I wish to comment on it. However, I beg everyone's indulgence that I do not try to figure out who said what in my response. Ed Goertzen wrote: Edward G commented: and at the end of the post appended an apporopriate and important section, (pp 46)