Why Is It That You

People Often Ask, "what Is The Single Most Important Environmental Population Problem Facing The World Today?" A Flip Answer Would Be, "the Single Most Important Problem Is Our Misguided Focus On Identifying The Single Most Important Problem!

Take Air Quality In The United States Today: It's About 30 Percent Better Than It Was 25 Years Ago, Even Though There Are Now More People Driving More Cars.

What Did The Last Easter Islander Say As He Chopped Down The Last Tree? The Easter Islanders Didnt Have Anthropologists.

We Scientists Have Fantasies Of Being Uniquely Qualified To Make Great Discoveries. Alas, Reality Is Cruel: Most Of Us Are Replaceable. For The Vast Majority Of Scientific Contributions, If Scientist X Hadn't Achieved It That Year, Scientist Y Would Have Achieved The Same Result Or Something Very Similar Soon Thereafter.

Why Were There Far More Species Of Domesticated Animals In Eurasia Than In The Americas? The Americas Harbor Over A Thousand Native Wild Mammal Species, So You Might Initially Suppose That The Americas Offered Plenty Of Starting Material For Domestication.