Happy Friday evening, Saturday Morning everyone. This post is focused on some of our newer members who might be a bit lost and confused, but also for our older members looking to get back to basics.
Recently I've seen a few posts and comments concerned about the depth of posts and comments on this sub. Given the times, surely we've seen a large flux of new users wondering what the heck this sub talking about the collapse of civilization, society, and ecology is all about.
This is but one name out of countless intellectuals focused on the idea of collapse. You can find more in r/collapse official wiki, located in the side bar. ---->
"Dr. B. Sidney Smith is a mathematician, writer, and small-business owner in central Virginia. He is a former co-chair and present secretary of the Green Party of Virginia, and a past delegate to the National Committee of the Green Party of the United States. He has a PhD in mathematics from the University of Colorado.
His book The Good American was published by the Institute of Economic Democracy in 2012, and he is a contributor to CounterPunch and other online publications. He is an experienced presenter, having given talks on subjects as diverse as mathematical art, the limits of reason, human overshoot, and contemporary politics at venues including Virginia Tech, Mary Washington University, and many other colleges in Maryland, Virginia, Georgia, and Colorado, and numerous interviews including on radio and television.
Dr. Smith's particular interests are sustainability, human overshoot, and the politics of a human future."
The lectures and interviews below will give you a good, digestible breakdown of the ideas and theory that surround collapse.
Grab your beverage of choice and a snack or some breakfast and enjoy. Ask questions, discuss, hopefully some of our older members can chime in and answer/expand. The mods might even be interested in joining. Share other lectures in the comments or even create your own posts featuring podcast material, lectures, writing series you've found.
How to enjoy the end of the world: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WPB2u8EzL8
Humanity the Final Chapter: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEcxVDRYZqk&t=
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that is, what song seems the most directly influential to Kanye’s sound?
The last I've heard from him new Worship Forever 2021 concert but has he released any new songs yet?
His discography is SO strong! It spans so many genres, each album is a different energy, and he experimented/evolved so much yet it all souned so true to Michael. There's so so much more to MJ than his big hits - I found out.
Favorite Album: Off The Wall
Favorite Song: Baby Be Mine OR Rock With You
Top 15 songs:
- Baby Be Mine
- Rock With You
- Girlfriend
- Off The Wall
- Human Nature
- Leave Me Alone
- Another Part of Me
- Workin' Day & Night
- Tabloid Junkie
- Burn This Disco Down
- Don't Walk Away
- Break of Dawn
- Beat It
- Stranger in Moscow
- Give In to Me
I wondered if you listened to the entire discography of Michael Jackson? I listened, but I would like to know your answers.
As strange as it may sound, but for me this is one of those performers whose even unreleased songs are pleasant to listen to.
