Author: Timothy Wilken

Timothy Wilken Well it appears my recent article Beyond Democracy has been quite provocative. A reader of Friday’s article Devil’s Advocate has written with a number of comments. In the […]

with Arthur Noll and Chris Lucas Arthur Noll writes: People are interdependent, social beings. We do not, and cannot, live as the independent tiger, or orangutan, coming together only to […]

Timothy Wilken In response to my last article Beyond Democracy  reader Jeff Willson writes: Okay, I’m definitely not going to say I’d like your ideas to fail, but that doesn’t mean I think […]

Timothy Wilken I am a scientist and biologist. My focus is on finding solutions that work for Humanity as Individuals and for Humanity as Community. In today’s world, it is […]

Timothy Wilken In 1921, Alfred Korzybski, a mathematician and scientist published what this scientist considers one of the most important books ever written. That book called Manhood of Humanity is […]

Timothy Wilken Making money is not the same as creating life support. In an earlier article I defined mutual life support to be synergic wealth. Money was defined as neutral […]

Timothy Wilken Easy come, easy go! An interesting article in USA Today, discusses how much the falling stock market has cost Americans and their families. The collective term we humans use […]

by Kermit Schlansker To most people, sustainability means the indefinite maintenance of present day living standards. This can not happen. Within 50 years, the high cost of energy and other […]

by Robert Waldrop Better Times Almanac of Useful Information Energy Conservation Edition ENERGY PRICES CLIMBING! FAMILY BUDGETS THREATENED BY RISING PRICES! No relief in sight. Next year will be worse. […]