Snippets of paragraphs from new books received November 5. They speak for themselves. Come read!
Over 1000 seals were dying in year as a result of marine debris entanglement [from off-shore fishing practices] in Australian waters.
Fur seals and sea lions.
This minuscule angle would be formed by drawing lines from the top and bottom of Lincoln's eye on a penny in New York and have them come to an apex in Paris. Dreams of other worlds.
The phyla were, after all, born in the sea, and so, if we want to see them, to the sea we must return. Telling our way to the sea.
There is a full-fledged moral economy of inaction to ensure that our response to climate change and energy scarcity falls short of what is required. The future is not what is used to be.
Need we be paralyzed by the existence of limitations to our ability to gain fully accurate knowledge? Absolutely not. The why of things.
Indeed, our self-concept is defined in large measure by how the self fits into not one but many groups of other human beings. The making of the mind.
Upon stepping out of my tent around midnight for relief from the sauna-like atmosphere, I found the group alive with scorpions... the place was seething with them, with barely room enough to place a foot between the pale, translucent bodies. Chasing kangaroos.
The sound of dozens of hoofs hitting the road rippled towards us like thunder, and then in a flash the herd burst around the corner. Consumed: food for a finite planet.
What kind of fundamental theory of particle physics is it that can't predict the masses of its constituent elementary particles? Farewell to reality.
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