Even Less Blogging than Usual
Blogging will be even less nonexistent this week, as I will be back in New Orleans on business.
With any luck, I’ll have material for a post-Katrina photoessay next weekend.
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Archive for March 5th, 2006
The Luddite Pillory, v1.3
It’s time for this week’s Luddite Pillory, in which space-related silliness is held up for ridicule and scorn!
- Well, it’s one way to improve launch economies of scale and inspire innovation in space access. (I doubt this guy would be much impressed.)
- But if they weren’t spying on him, what proof would he have that he is the “danger” he so wants to believe he is?
- Never one to be outdone by experiences with the American police state, Elaine recounts her own experiences at the hands of Bush’s cyber-stasi.
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- Mitt Romney’s Space Brain Trust
- James P. Hogan
- An Annoying Feature of Non-Fiction Books
- Indian Migrations and Space Settlement