Kalbans Study
Senate Bill 9 (Atkins) (the “Bill” or “SB 9”), the California Home Act, was signed into law by Governor Newsom on September 19, 2021 and becomes effective on Janu... … more »
Rogena Walden
"A lot is wrong with the internet, but much of it boils down to this one problem: We are all constantly talking to one another. Take that in every sense. Before online tools, we talked less frequently, and with fewer people." Most people are just not good at it or totally overwhelmed by it to the point of distraction and nonsense. … more »
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"Shopping has been marketed as a civic responsibility in America for more than a century. According to Tim Kasser, a psychologist and professor emeritus at Knox College who has spent decades studying materialism, the word citizen has slowly come to be replaced by the word consumer in newspapers and books. " … more »
Rezilient
"eef started out managing parking lots, but its business is now centered on turning its vast number of concrete pads into real estate opportunities. It’s using its footprint to support a booming ghost kitchen business, mini-warehouses for last-mile delivery, and vertical farms." … more »
Courtesy of Can Art Stop a Bullett
“I know art has power, and I am absolutely convinced that although a painting will never stop a bullet, a painting can stop a bullet from being fired.” William Ke... … more »
Fall of Civilizations 2
"The Late Bronze Age Collapse”, has become one of the enduring puzzles of archaeology. I want to explore how so many societies could collapse all at once, and seemingly without warning, as well as examine the lessons it might teach us in our increasingly globalised and interconnected world." … view media »
Marin Coalition
BIG and Bucharest Studio
"Former Walmart exec Marc Lore wants to build a futuristic utopia called Telosa. Telosa will be built on the concept of "equitism," a mash-up of equality and capitalism. There will be an application for the first 50,000 Telosa "settlers," who could move in by 2030." … more »
Wolfram Schroll
"Although EVs do not release carbon dioxide during their use, their production exerts the same toll on the environment as that of conventional cars. But Lithium-ion batteries are bulkier and take more space than their traditional counterpart, lead-acid batteries, and can explode if not dismantled properly." … more »
Zillow
You're not just competing against other "regular" home buyers in the market. You're competing, mostly, with mega-corporate "house flippers" like Zillow. … more »
