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Scientists: End Capitalism / Consumerism or Face Extinction

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Is our relentless quest for economic growth killing the planet? — New Statesman
Scientific models predict that if humanity doesn’t switch relatively soon to an alternate system of exchange, it is doomed.

 

 

 

Well, probably not the entire human race would go extinct— just most of it. 

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lxxxiv.

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Not only can I not get my act together, I don’t even know what Act I’m in

 

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Is Spain becoming lame? Or just maturing?

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While such a schedule might indeed be healthier, and questionably better for economic productivity, blog correspondent Sasha Vartelskaya, who brought this story to FWIW’s attention, exclaims: “Kakoi-to ujas! [Horrific!] Soon there might not be anything pleasant left in the world…”

 

Screen Shot 2014-02-18 at 4.44.07 PMSpain, Land of Siestas and 10 PM Dinners, Asks if It’s Time to Reset the Clock — NY Times

A pro-efficiency movement is pushing Spain, with its long siestas and late nights, to reset its clock to align the country with the rest of Europe’s 9-to-5 schedule and become more productive. 

 

 

 

 

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Turin Robinson – Worst

In: Music of Note

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A great recent song by Turin Robinson, a currently little-known singer songwriter from Perth, Australia, with a voice that flits between Jeff Buckley, Tom Waits, and your mom, and a sound merging folk, R&B, hip hop, and rock pretty seamlessly 

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“Retire Young, Retire Rich”

In: Quips

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This guy on the train is reading a book called “Retire Young Retire Rich” and uses

a yellow highlighter to underline things

 

       —submitted by blog correspondent Sasha Vartelskaya

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lxxxiv.

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I’ve realized that I’m really more of an omnisexual daguerreotype trapped in the body of a bisexual androgyne than a polymorphously perverse sapiosexual cisgender polymath

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Ongoing saga of contemporary NYC versus LA: musician Moby prefers LA

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Moby prefers LAMusician Moby Favors Los Angeles: Here’s Why — Guardian UK 
“Moby: I left New York for LA because creativity requires the freedom to fail. New York is about success. Maybe that’s why it’s no longer the world’s cultural capital. . .”

 

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