What happens when imagination is the limiting factor?

What happens when we become much more powerful but no more wise?

Don’t judge others or you’re doomed to judge yourself

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Finally, someone built a simple, cheap, utilitarian truck. $20k~, made in the USA, and no damn touch screen. Congrats Jeff Wilke and the team at Slate — this thing is awesome.

Learning the scientific method probably a better bet than learning science at this point

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The 3 most important questions are: 1. "Why?" 2. "What if?" 3. "Then what?"

The happiest man enjoys cutting the grass

What you learn in anything applies to everything

The Re:Build Manufacturing story is just beginning

Benefits to citizens from taxes must outweigh the cost of the taxes. Else just let people keep their money and spend it how they will.

anyone who shouts from the rooftops that they're a contrarian, is the worst type of conformist.

It’s more important to be rational than smart

Getting really good at anything has parallels to getting good at everything

And I would like to get back to making science the single greatest taxpayer investment (in a public good) known to man. Why we (or someone else) chose to destroy ourselves scientifically is beyond me. The market can’t do this work. And soon we won’t reliably be able to either.