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Tag Archives: fear
Nuclear Tragedies Show Power, Influence of Information
The 25-year gap between the Chernobyl and Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disasters shows the value of our information-based (and some would say over-saturated) society in terms of arming people with knowledge and preventing speculation and fear. Continue reading
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The Unkindest Cut?
Why the idea of a vasectomy cuts so deeply with men who often define their manhood by their, um, manhood. Continue reading
Environmental Paralysis
Environmentalists need to practice a little positive reinforcement because doomsday prophecies only serve to make the average person feel powerless. Continue reading
