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Category Archives: Mathematics
“Remember New Roanoke” Is Now Free!
A free version of my story, “Remember New Roanoke”, is now posted on The Colored Lens’s website. You can find it here. I look forward to hearing your feedback!
Posted in Blogging, California, Crime, Mathematics, Science Fiction, Technology, Writing
Tagged Remember New Roanoke, Science Fiction, The Colored Lens
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My Fourth Published Short Story Is Now Live
I’m happy to announce that Issue 8 of Plasma Frequency Magazine is now live with my fourth published story, “Spirals and Starways”. You can find it here. I look forward to hearing your feedback!
The End of an Era: The Final Flight of the Space Shuttle Endeavour
September 21st may have marked the end of an era for America’s manned space program. The space shuttle Endeavour flew a final victory lap over California. The pictures above and below show the shuttle passing over Alcatraz and by the … Continue reading
Posted in California, Mathematics, Policy, Science, Science Fiction, Technology
Tagged Alcatraz, California, Endeavour, NASA, San Francisco, Space program, Space shuttle, Transamerica Building
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Heinlein’s Business Habits
According to bestselling author Dean Wesley Smith, famous science fiction writer Robert Heinlein penned five business habits for being a successful fiction writer. They are: 1. You must write. 2. You must finish what you start. 3. You must refrain … Continue reading
Catching a Falling Knife: The Hazards of California Real Estate
When I returned to the San Francisco Bay Area in July 2006, real estate prices were absurd. At the time, I had also saddled myself with a massive amount of school loans. That said, no-doc loans were all the rage, … Continue reading
Posted in Business, California, Finance and Economics, Investing, Mathematics, Policy, Politics
Tagged California, Housing, Housing prices, real estate
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12 Technology Predictions for 2112
In a previous comment thread, Professor Scott Erb suggested it would be interesting to hear people’s predictions about future technologies they believe will be available by 2112. Late last week, I threw down the gauntlet and asked folks to post their 12 predictions … Continue reading
Posted in Mathematics, Predictions, Science, Technology
Tagged 2012, 2112, Happy New Year, New Year's, Predictions, Technology
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12 Technology Predictions for 2112 from the Blogosphere
Late last week, I threw down the gauntlet and asked folks to post their 12 technology predictions for the next 100 years on their sites today, January 1, 2012, and let me know they have done so in my comment section here. I then promised … Continue reading
Posted in Mathematics, Predictions, Science, Technology
Tagged 2012, 2112, Happy New Year, New Year's, Predictions, Technology
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12 Technology Predictions for 2112: Throwing Down the Gauntlet
In a previous comment thread, Professor Scott Erb suggested it would be interesting to hear people’s predictions about future technologies they believe will be available by 2112. So, I am throwing down the gauntlet now. If you have a blog, … Continue reading
Posted in Mathematics, Predictions, Science, Technology
Tagged 2012, 2112, Future Technology, Predictions, Technology
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ROARR’s Guiding Principles (Part VII): A Strong National Defense Is the Cornerstone of a Robust Republic
In Part I of this series, I argued a fundamental reason our government is broken is the political selection process favoring ideological warriors over pragmatic problem solvers. I introduced my “Funnel of Futility” theory: as ideology becomes increasingly important in … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Business, Clean Energy, Clean Tech, Climate Change, Defense, Education, Energy Security, Finance and Economics, Food Security, Healthcare, International Security, Leadership, Mathematics, Media, Peak Oil, Policy, Politics, Socialism, Taxes, Technology, Writing
Tagged Democrats, Reflections of a Rational Republican, Republicans, ROARR
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ROARR’s Guiding Principles (Part VI): Individual Rights Trump Communitarian Impulses
In Part I of this series, I argued a fundamental reason our government is broken is the political selection process favoring ideological warriors over pragmatic problem solvers. I introduced my “Funnel of Futility” theory: as ideology becomes increasingly important in … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Business, Clean Energy, Clean Tech, Climate Change, Defense, Education, Energy Security, Finance and Economics, Food Security, Healthcare, International Security, Leadership, Mathematics, Media, Peak Oil, Policy, Politics, Socialism, Taxes, Technology, Writing
Tagged Democrats, Reflections of a Rational Republican, Republicans, ROARR
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Reflections of a Rational Republican 