Category: life

Or, Why I Love Monsanto That last part is a joke. Really. I’m not a fan of that company, but for their aggressive and (I believe) immoral business practices, rather than any research they engage in or products they make. But it’s a little early to start a digression of that magnitude. [edit: Monsanto isn’t…

I ran across this doing research on kinetic typography today. I don’t normally post little videos like this, but I enjoyed this monologue by the excellent George Hrab. This echos my thoughts exactly. National borders are artificial constructs and while they provide a useful geographic demarcation for a vast array of economic purposes, they can…