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Category Archives: Working
Where Have All the Good Jobs Gone?
Third in a Series on 21st Century Economics, how men can liberate ourselves thereby,… and the need and hopes for Social Efficiency (c) 2013, Davd Economic growth is “stagnant” today, in the patois of the radio news interviews; pension investments … Continue reading
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Instead of a Job:
My 20th Century Experience of 21st Century Work (c) 2013, Davd This is not written mainly to tell a personal story—it’s written “for example”, since i obviously know my own experience better than that of others. Its main message is … Continue reading
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Life After Jobs
Life After Jobs1: First in a Series on 21st Century Economics, how men can liberate ourselves thereby, … and the need and hopes for Social Efficiency (c) 2013, Davd There will always be work, but a wise man will … Continue reading
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Manpower is Not Obsolete:
The Implications of Ecological Scarcity and Energy Frugality (c) 2012, Davd When times change profoundly, habit fails us and reminiscence often misleads. Euro-Industrial nations and scholars laughed [often rudely, sometimes politely behind the hand] at aboriginals who tried to … Continue reading
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What Should it “Take” to Be a Father?
(c) 2012, Davd Paralleling substantially but not entirely, what i wrote in April, as Mother’s Day approached, this essay is about the seriousness of fatherhood, about the social conditions required to do it really well, and about the reasons, more … Continue reading