January 28, 2010
January 11, 2010
QOTD
Some languages have two words for “we”, inclusive (me and others and you) and exclusive (me and others but no you). In English there are three: the regular we meaning you and I, as in “we had dinner together”; the royal we meaning I, as in “we are not amused”; and the marital we meaning you, as in “we need to take out the garbage.”
- The Economist Readers' letters
- The Economist Readers' letters
Labels: QOTD
January 10, 2010
Sustainable Energy
How did a Cambridge physics professor come to write this year's must-read book about tackling our future energy needs, here or here.
Someone finally gathers the numbers so we can talk about the problem in a fact-based fashion!
You can read the book online, download the PDF for free or buy a hard copy on Amazon.
Someone finally gathers the numbers so we can talk about the problem in a fact-based fashion!
You can read the book online, download the PDF for free or buy a hard copy on Amazon.
Labels: ClimateChange, Economy, Environment, Sciences