100 Years Of Genocide, Or Why My Grandfather Didn’t Want To Be Armenian
This April will mark the centenary of the Armenian, Assyrian and Greek Genocide. This article was written to honor the occasion. If my grandfather had it his way, he never […]
Remembering Occupy Wall Street: America’s Favorite ‘Terrorists’
Today, Thought Catalog published my retrospective on the Occupy Wall Street movement. This is a revised and updated version of an article I wrote in January 2014. It has been […]
‘Darwin Day’ Shows Us How Far We’ve Come, and How Little We’ve Learned
Former President George Bush II was considered progressive for saying that “intelligent design” and evolution should both be taught in school. But Bush’s reasoning is flawed. “Both sides ought to […]
Why Nebraska Landowners Are Fighting to Save the Sandhills
The Nebraska Public Power District is planning to run a 220-mile transmission line through the fragile Nebraska Sandhills, a unique ecoregion that has traditionally spurned heavy development. In this piece […]
BuildingIQ’s Artificial Intelligence Delivers the Next Generation of Energy Efficiency
The term “artificial intelligence” (AI) often conjures images of upright androids delivering mail or pontificating on Isaac Asimov’s Three Laws of Robotics – and with mechanical men like Honda’s ASIMO […]
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