Founder 350.org and Third Act, author The Crucial Years on substack https://billmckibben.substack.com/
Author of 21 books, beginning with The End of Nature
My mom, age 96, has voted in every election since 1952.
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Founder 350.org and Third Act, author The Crucial Years on substack https://billmckibben.substack.com/
Author of 21 books, beginning with The End of Nature
My mom, age 96, has voted in every election since 1952.
Be like her! Get your ballot in now!
Ike, and I think it was the last republican
tell her thanks!
My mom, age 96, has voted in every election since 1952.
Be like her! Get your ballot in now!
yes, thank you, that's how i meant it. not in a different octave
I think that's very astute. There is some Jimmy Stewart here, and that's one of the reasons it plays so effectively, including with people much older than Ossoff
Literally nothing too petty for sycophants like Rubio
www.reuters.com/world/us-imp...
She seems to be figuring out her own way, and it’s remarkable
Never a waver or a stumble. It takes huge concentration. A really good way to practice it is to try and hold the attention of an auditorium full of middle schoolers
AOC is figuring out her own interesting version I think
I think it's really useful to suss out what is working rhetorically, and it's not just 'don't roll over for fascists.' There's something about the way they're doing it--tough without being snarky--that works particularly well, and others should learn from. And Mamdani is a bit of a magician...
"The simultaneous Tropical Storm Watch on the West Coast for Tropical Storm Rachel and the Hurricane Warning for Isaias on the Atlantic coast marks the first time NHC has ever issued watches/warnings simultaneously for both U.S. coastlines."
yaleclimateconnections.org/2026/10/cate...
it's not 'people,' just me. sorry to darken your day!
Figuring out why Ossoff is so effective is an interesting task. I think he's mastering a kind of stern dignity that is uniquely compelling in contrast to the clownish cruelty of the other side. I think the other person who's kind of hit on the same thing is AOC, though in a different register
Literally nothing too petty for sycophants like Rubio
www.reuters.com/world/us-imp...
the best--except maybe for Joe Mitchell
Liebling--a deep cut!
Figuring out why Ossoff is so effective is an interesting task. I think he's mastering a kind of stern dignity that is uniquely compelling in contrast to the clownish cruelty of the other side. I think the other person who's kind of hit on the same thing is AOC, though in a different register
but that might just be me hearing my own thoughts billmckibben.substack.com/p/a-human-en...
my sense was he meant: we actually might have been wise just to not pursue AI at all, that he'd rather his kids grow up in a world like the ones we grew up in where humans were making slow but steady progress on our own