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Deine Verantwortung#8 Dopamin Hacks: So erlangst du die Kontrolle zurückDopamin bestimmt mehr über dein Leben, als du denkst! Von Social Media bis hin zu ungesunden Gewohnheiten – wir sind oft in der Dopamin-Falle gefangen. Doch wie kannst du dein Belohnungssystem neu programmieren und langfristig mehr Fokus, Motivation und Glück finden?Was wir heute klären:✅ Was ist Dopamin und warum ist es so wichtig?✅ Warum zu viel Dopamin dein Leben ruinieren kann✅ Wie du deinen Dopaminhaushalt resetten & dein Belohnungssystem wieder kontrollieren kannst🔍 Quellen & weiterführende Infos:📖 Marian L...2025-03-3013 min
The Soul of Enterprise: Business in the Transformation EconomySuperabundance Revisited: Our Second Conversation with Gale PooleyJoin us for an enlightening discussion as we welcome back economist and author Dr. Gale L. Pooley to celebrate the release of his new book. In this episode, we delve deeper into the groundbreaking concepts presented in the book, exploring how human ingenuity and freedom drive resource abundance and economic growth. Dr. Pooley shares new insights and reflections since his last appearance, offering a fresh perspective on the relationship between population dynamics and prosperity. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the principles that challenge conventional views on scarcity and highlight the potential for human cr...2025-03-2158 min
Bern einfach. Das Wichtigste zum Tag.Die besten Bücher zum Thema Klima: Mit Alex Reichmuth und Martin SchlumpfBern einfach spezial: Die Redaktion stellt ihre Leseempfehlungen vor.
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Die Shownotes zum Podcast «Bern einfach» des Nebelspalters:
Morten Freidel: So rettet ihr das Klima nicht!, Piper, 2024. (Link)
Axel Bojanowski: Was Sie schon immer übers Klima wissen wollten, aber bisher nicht zu fragen wagten, Westend, 2024. (Link)
Marian L. Tupy, Gale L. Pooley: Superabundance, 2022, Cato Inst. (Link)
Marc Elsb...2025-01-1824 min
Through ConversationsWhy Politicians Fail at Wealth Creation – Gale PooleyDownload this episode's full transcript for free - https://throughconversations.kit.com/208cd7f792
In this episode, Dr. Gale Pooley explores the concept of superabundance, the role of innovation in wealth creation, and the dangers of redistributing wealth from creators to politicians. He challenges conventional views on scarcity, emphasizing the importance of human creativity, entrepreneurial spirit, and knowledge in driving progress and shaping a flourishing future.
Gale Pooley is a Senior Fellow at the Discovery Institute and a board member at Human Progress.
Gale's...2024-12-301h 08
The Rooted and Edified ShowChristianity & Socialism: What You NEED to Know! Interview with Laura Zifer PowellHave you ever asked yourself… DOES SOCIALISM LINE UP WITH A BIBLICAL WORLDVIEW? Do you think socialism brings equal prosperity to all and/or that it is a more godly, virtuous way to live than capitalism is, according to Acts 2? Have you considered if socialism is on the ballot this year? And if so, what might you do about that?... Well… MAKE SURE NOT TO MISS THIS EPISODE! Join us as our special guest, Laura Zifer Powell, Apologist, makes sure we walk away from this episode equipped with the knowledge we NEED to have on this very important topic. Even...2024-10-171h 37
This Sustainable Life771: Jack Spencer, part 1: The Heritage Foundation, limited government, free markets and the environmentRegular readers of my blog know I took a course, Conservatism 101, from the Leadership Institute, which led me to read conservative literature I hadn't before: Edmund Burke, Frederic Bastiat, Friedrich Hayek, Russell Kirk, and more. This reading came after I started reading and watching Milton Friedman, Julian Simon, Ayn Rand, and current followers of their work like Marian Tupy, Gale Pooley, and Alex Epstein. I had blogged about them after reading their works too. I began seeing relevance of their work to sustainability that I don't think even their fans appreciate.At a social event, I met...2024-07-301h 03
This Sustainable Life770: Nick Loris, part 1: A limited government free market approach to our environmental problemsRegular readers of my blog know I took a course, Conservatism 101, from the Leadership Institute, which led me to read conservative literature I hadn't before: Edmund Burke, Frederic Bastiat, Friedrich Hayek, Russell Kirk, and more. This reading came after I started reading and watching Milton Friedman, Julian Simon, Ayn Rand, and current followers of their work like Marian Tupy, Gale Pooley, and Alex Epstein. I had blogged about them after reading their works too. I began seeing relevance of their work to sustainability that I don't think even their fans appreciate.At a social event, I met...2024-07-271h 04
Cato Event PodcastSuperabundance The Story of Population Growth, Innovation, and Human Flourishing on an Infinitely Bountiful PlanetGenerations of people have been taught that population growth makes resources scarcer. In 2021, for example, one widely publicized report argued, “The world’s rapidly growing population is consuming the planet’s natural resources at an alarming rate … the world currently needs 1.6 Earths to satisfy the demand for natural resources … [a figure that] could rise to 2 planets by 2030.” But is that true?After analyzing the prices of hundreds of commodities, goods, and services spanning two centuries, Marian Tupy and Gale Pooley found that resources became more abundant as the population grew. That was especially true when they looked at “ti...2024-07-1159 min
Just Martin - my life in soulful house music.Soul Essence - Show 334 - BONUS LIVE SET - Rita's 22nd June 2024Ian Pooley - What's Your Number (Jazzanova Re-Number)
Coeo - Long Night Ahead (Original Mix)
Purple Disco Machine - My House (Original Mix)
Ralf Gum, Clara Hill - Don't Talk (Main Mix)
Sandy Barber, Opolopo - I Think I'll Do Some Stepping (On My Own) (Opolopo Rework)
Cloud 9 - Do You Want Me Baby (Dusky Remix)
Hot Since 82, Ron Carroll - Preach (feat. Ron Carroll) [Extended Mix]
Dennis Ferrer, KT Brooks - How Do I Let Go (Original Mix)
Love Klubb, Richard Earnshaw - Ready For Love (Richard Earnshaw Extended Klubb Mix)
Ralphi Rosario, Andrea Love - So Amazing (Knox...2024-06-232h 19
Diálogos y debates Fundación Rafael del PinoDinámicas económicas y demográficas en perspectiva, english versionLa Fundación Rafael del Pino organizó, el 22 de mayo de 2024, el diálogo «Dinámicas económicas y demográficas en perspectiva. ¿El crecimiento de la población genera una mayor o menor abundancia de recursos?» en el que participaron Marian L. Tupy, Deirdre McCloskey, Ian Vasquez y Gabriel Calzada (moderador) con motivo de la presentación del libro titulado Superabundancia de los autores Marian L. Tupy y Gale L. Pooley, editado por Deusto.2024-05-231h 01Diálogos y debates Fundación Rafael del PinoDinámicas económicas y demográficas en perspectiva, english versionLa Fundación Rafael del Pino organizó, el 22 de mayo de 2024, el diálogo «Dinámicas económicas y demográficas en perspectiva. ¿El crecimiento de la población genera una mayor o menor abundancia de recursos?» en el que participaron Marian L. Tupy, Deirdre McCloskey, Ian Vasquez y Gabriel Calzada (moderador) con motivo de la presentación del libro titulado Superabundancia de los autores Marian L. Tupy y Gale L. Pooley, editado por Deusto.2024-05-231h 01Diálogos y debates Fundación Rafael del PinoDinámicas económicas y demográficas en perspectiva, versión en españolLa Fundación Rafael del Pino organizó, el 22 de mayo de 2024, el diálogo «Dinámicas económicas y demográficas en perspectiva. ¿El crecimiento de la población genera una mayor o menor abundancia de recursos?» en el que participaron Marian L. Tupy, Deirdre McCloskey, Ian Vasquez y Gabriel Calzada (moderador) con motivo de la presentación del libro titulado Superabundancia de los autores Marian L. Tupy y Gale L. Pooley, editado por Deusto.2024-05-231h 01Diálogos y debates Fundación Rafael del PinoDinámicas económicas y demográficas en perspectiva, versión en españolLa Fundación Rafael del Pino organizó, el 22 de mayo de 2024, el diálogo «Dinámicas económicas y demográficas en perspectiva. ¿El crecimiento de la población genera una mayor o menor abundancia de recursos?» en el que participaron Marian L. Tupy, Deirdre McCloskey, Ian Vasquez y Gabriel Calzada (moderador) con motivo de la presentación del libro titulado Superabundancia de los autores Marian L. Tupy y Gale L. Pooley, editado por Deusto.2024-05-231h 01
Ideas Having Sex51. Marian Tupy & Gale Pooley - SuperabundanceMarian Tupy and Gale Pooley explain how population growth INCREASES resource abundance.Today’s book: Superabundance: The Story of Population Growth, Innovation, and Human Flourishing on an Infinitely Bountiful Planet2024-04-291h 05
Investering på hjernenLars Tvedes forventninger til 2024Denne uges gæst er Lars Tvede, som tidligt var med til at forme min interesse for investeringspsykologi. Vi taler om mangt og meget - også om situationen i Atlas Global Macro - og da Lars Tvede har stor interesse for kunstig intelligens, har jeg valgt at lade kunstig intelligens skrive episodens shownotes:
I denne episode af Investering på hjernen taler værten Jens Balle med gæsten Lars Tvede om forskellige emner inden for investering og finansielle markeder. Lars Tvede deler sin viden og erfaring fra mere end 30 års arbejde inden for finansverdenen.
De diskut...2024-01-2352 min
Let People ProsperDoes New Data Support that Bidenomics is Working? Former White House Chief Economist Tells AllClick the link to enter a giveaway for a complimentary subscription to my Substack newsletter and a free book by simply making a review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify so you can get all of the paid benefits: https://gleam.io/1TiJl/let-people-prosper-substack-newsletter-subscription. Thank you for listening to the 38th episode of "This Week's Economy."
Today, I cover:
1) National:
- What is Americans' biggest concern and is Bidenomics making it worse?
- What do the latest state and national GDP data show
- Was The Atlantic’s claim that you're at fault for inflation true?
- Why did my tw...2023-12-0812 min
Let People ProsperBusting Big Economic MYTHS: "Time = Money," Income Inequality, AI Regulation & MoreEpisode 73 is with Dr. Gale Pooley, adjunct scholar at The Cato Institute, senior fellow at The Discovery Institute, and co-author of the new book, "Superabundance." Gale and I discuss the following and more:
1) The state of abundance in America and how we compare to other countries;
2) How government interference through regulations and subsidies are restricting healthcare, education, and entrepreneurs; and
3) Why AI should be embraced, not feared, and money is not our most valuable economic asset.
If you found today's discussion valuable, be sure to check out Gale's book: https://www.cato.org/books/superabundance
Please share this podcast and...2023-12-0437 min
LD LibrosEntrevista a Diego Sánchez de la Cruz por 'Superabundancia'Mario Noya conversa con Diego Sánchez de la Cruz sobre el libro ‘Superabundancia’, publicado por Deusto, y que firman Marian L. Tupy y Gale L. Pooley.2023-10-2934 min
LD LibrosEntrevista a Diego Sánchez de la Cruz por 'Superabundancia'Mario Noya conversa con Diego Sánchez de la Cruz sobre el libro ‘Superabundancia’, publicado por Deusto, y que firman Marian L. Tupy y Gale L. Pooley.2023-10-2934 min
The Christian Economist by Dave Arnott#181 Long Life & EconomicsPeople are living longer, and it's shaking up the world of money. A Wall Street Journal piece shows that as we age, we stack up more cash. But, with longer lives come bigger economic questions. “You will have a long life on the earth.” This promise which accompanies the fifth commandment about honoring your father and mother is becoming more true all the time. AND, there are economic implications. Richard McKenzie, writing in the Wall Street Journal recently, made the point that, as folks live longer, they accumulate more money. That kind of makes sense. The title of Mr. McKenzie’s article...2023-08-2409 min
The Christian Economist | Dave ArnottThe Economics of a Long LifePeople are living longer, and it's shaking up the world of money. A Wall Street Journal piece shows that as we age, we stack up more cash. But, with longer lives come bigger economic questions.
“You will have a long life on the earth.” This promise which accompanies the fifth commandment about honoring your father and mother is becoming more true all the time. AND, there are economic implications.
Richard McKenzie, writing in the Wall Street Journal recently, made the point that, as folks live longer, they accumulate more money. That kind of makes sense. The title of Mr. McKenzie’s article...2023-08-2409 min
CrossPolitic ShowTime > Money (The Real Currency) - “Superabundance” w/ Gale L. PooleyTime > Money (The Real Currency) - “Superabundance” w/ Gale L. Pooley
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Lead with a QuestionAre we actually doing better than we think we are?Gale Pooley - Economist and Author
With so much at stake in the decisions we make, especially at the global, societal, and environmental levels, it can be easy to feel like our options and our resources are ever-diminishing. We are emotional creatures, and the narratives we embrace matter. Our guest today has spent years tracking some of the most important metrics on earth–things like literacy rates, access to food, and availability of medicine. Far from being an escapist framework to deny the existence of real-world problems, our conversation today left us with the feeling that we ha...2023-06-1546 min
The Great AntidoteMarian Tupy on SuperabundanceSend us a textMarian Tupy is a senior fellow at the Cato Institute and the coauthor of two books: Ten Global Trends Every Smart Person Should Know, with Ron Bailey, and Superabundance, with Gale Pooley. Today we talk about Superabundance to address the doom and gloom, often environmentalist concerns about overpopulation. He talks to us about his research that shows why this is not the case, and explains what factors contribute to a state of superabundance. Also, check out Human Progress, edited by Tupy, which is an innovative and successful version of t...2023-05-1950 min
HumanizeDr. Gale L. Pooley on the Ideology of Scarcity and the Potential to Achieve “Super Abundance”2023-05-081h 10
HumanizeDr. Gale L. Pooley on the Ideology of Scarcity and the Potential to Achieve “Super Abundance”In his first term as California’s governor, Jerry Brown famously said back in 1975, “There is no free lunch. This is an era of limits and we all had better get used to it. Small is beautiful.” Was Brown right? These days, it seems that establishment thinking and most of the content on mainstream media believes it is so. Threats Read More ›2023-05-081h 10
Heartland Daily PodcastSuperabundance: The Story of Population Growth, Innovation, and Human Flourishing on an Infinitely Bountiful Planet (Guest: Marian L. Tupy)Heartland’s Tim Benson is joined by Marian L. Tupy, editor of HumanProgress.org and senior fellow at the Center for Global Liberty and Prosperity at the Cato Institute, to discuss his new book (co-authored with Gale L. Pooley), Superabundance: The Story of Population Growth, Innovation, and Human Flourishing on an Infinitely Bountiful Planet. They chat about “time prices,” why apocalyptic predictions about overpopulation and resource exhaustion won’t die, why human beings are actually the Earth’s most important resource, and what we can learn on the subject from Marvel’s Avengers. Get the book here: https://stor...2023-03-1353 min
Ill Literacy: Books with BensonSuperabundance: The Story of Population Growth, Innovation, and Human Flourishing on an Infinitely Bountiful Planet (Guest: Marian L. Tupy)Heartland’s Tim Benson is joined by Marian L. Tupy, editor of HumanProgress.org and senior fellow at the Center for Global Liberty and Prosperity at the Cato Institute, to discuss his new book (co-authored with Gale L. Pooley), Superabundance: The Story of Population Growth, Innovation, and Human Flourishing on an Infinitely Bountiful Planet. They chat about “time prices,” why apocalyptic predictions about overpopulation and resource exhaustion won’t die, why human beings are actually the Earth’s most important resource, and what we can learn on the subject from Marvel’s Avengers. Get the book here: https://stor...2023-03-1353 min
Moonshots with Peter DiamandisEP #31 The Truth About Overpopulation w/ Dr. Marian L. Tupy & Dr. Gale L. PooleyIn this episode, Marian, Gale, and Peter discuss the meaning of SuperAbundance, how the world is the best it’s ever been, and go over a variety of different commodities that have become increasingly cheaper and accessible to the worldwide population.
You will learn about:
10:16 | Everything is becoming abundantly cheaper.
35:16 | Will we be overpopulated, or will we be underpopulated?
53:36 | Screw the good old days!
Dr. Marian L. Tupy is the editor of HumanProgress.org, and the co-author of Ten Global Trends Every Smart Person Should Know: And Many Others Yo...2023-03-021h 21
A Book with LegsGale Pooley - SuperabundanceIf you’re really in favor of more abundant resources, then you really have to be in favor of people having the freedom to innovate, discover, share, and consume knowledge.” Author Gale Pooley joins Cole to discuss his book, Superabundance: The Story of Population Growth, Innovation, and Human Flourishing on an Infinitely Bountiful Planet. Along with co-author Marian Tupy, Gale’s research explores the way, contrary to popular belief, resources have become more abundant as the world’s population has grown. The conversation covers “time prices”, climate change, and how more people leads to more innovation.2023-01-231h 30
Un Podcast Sobre Bitcoin¿Cuánto mejor vivimos que nuestros padres?Compra BTC en Relai (descuento de un 0.5% con código ALBERTOMERA)Usa este enlaceBuscas un monedero frío? Yo te recomiendo BitboxUsa este enlace para comprarlo (5% de descuento con código UPSB al final del carrito)¿Quieres preguntar en directo? Vente a TwitchA través de Patreon puedes apoyar al podcast desde 5€ al mes. Lo que vienen siendo unos pocos satoshis. También puedes hacerlo comprando en la tienda de Un Podcast Sobre Bitcoin y beber en la taza oficial del podcast mientras...2023-01-1337 min
Bitcoin & MarketsMalthus vs Free Market vs Credit Money - Daily Live 1/6/23 | E295Full show notes with links and charts: Telegram Twitter FREE weekly newsletter In today's episode, I cover some exciting macro chart (you can find those below or at bitcoinandmarkets.com/e295), and then I do a reaction to one of Saifedean Ammous's most recent podcast episodes where he interviews Gale Pooley. I disagree with my of their arguments about "superabundance", instead calling it "overabundance" driven by credit-based money and the greatest period of global peace and free trade in history. Enjoy. Links #bitcoin #macro #geopolitics Disclaimer: The content for Bitcoin & Markets shall not be construed as tax, legal or financial...2023-01-061h 15
The Bitcoin Standard Podcast149. Superabundance with Gale PooleyIs humanity running out of resources, or are resources more abundant than ever? Gale Pooley is the co-author of Superabdundance, a fascinating and optimistic exploration of how economic progress has made life better for humanity. He joins us to explain why goods continue to become more abundant, why fears of overpopulation and resource depletion continue to be refuted forcefully by reality, and why human time keeps getting more valuable. We discuss the work of one of our favorite economists, Julian Simon, and how he brilliantly refuted the common view of resource scarcity, and reframed scarcity as the scarcity of...2023-01-031h 50
3 TakeawaysSuperabundance: Separating Fact From Myth About Human Flourishing on an Infinitely Bountiful Planet (#122)Contrary to conventional wisdom, we are not living in an age of dwindling resources. Generations of people have been taught that the world's rapidly growing population is consuming the planet's natural resources at an alarming rate. But after analyzing the prices of hundreds of commodities and products over the last 100 years, Marian Tupy and Gale Pooley found that resources became more abundant as the population grew. To their surprise, they found that we create ever more value out of natural resources, and that now is a time of superabundance and human flourishing. Don’t miss this compelling rat...2022-12-0619 min
The Soul of Enterprise: Business in the Transformation EconomyInterview with Gale Pooley: SuperabundanceRon and Ed are honored to welcome Gale L. Pooley to The Soul of the Enterprise to discuss his 2022 book, co-authored with Marian L. Tupy, Superabundance: The Story of Population Growth, Innovation, and Human Flourishing on an Infinitely Bountiful Planet. We interviewed Marian Tupy on the book back on September 23, 2022 (Episode #409). This is a groundbreaking book, a new way to measure standards of living, economic dynamism, innovation, growth, and resource abundance. It's certainly in our Top 5 books for 2022. You don't want to miss this discussion.2022-12-0255 min
American ViewpointsOverpopulation? This New Books Argues That We Need MORE People On EarthMarian Tupey, a senior fellow at the CATO Institute and editor of HumanProgress.org, discusses common claims about the planet's population, resources, and opportunity for wealth in the new book he coauthored with Gale Pooley. Superabundance: The Story Of Population Growth, Innovation, And Human Flourishing On An Infinitely Bountiful Planet challenges assumptions over overpopulation and scarce resources. https://www.amazon.com/Superabundance-Population-Innovation-Flourishing-Infinitely/dp/1952223393?2022-11-0710 min
American ViewpointsOverpopulation? This New Books Argues That We Need MORE People On EarthMarian Tupey, a senior fellow at the CATO Institute and editor of HumanProgress.org, discusses common claims about the planet's population, resources, and opportunity for wealth in the new book he coauthored with Gale Pooley. Superabundance: The Story Of Population Growth, Innovation, And Human Flourishing On An Infinitely Bountiful Planet challenges assumptions over overpopulation and scarce resources.
https://www.amazon.com/Superabundance-Population-Innovation-Flourishing-Infinitely/dp/1952223393?2022-11-0710 min
Faster, Please! — The Podcast🚀 Faster, Please! — The Podcast #13➡ Reminder: I will be writing much less frequently and much shorter in November — and November only. So for this month, I have paused payment from paid subscribers.Also, I’m making all new content free without a paywall. In December, however, everything will be back to normal: typically three meaty essays and two enlightening Q&As a week, along with a pro-progress podcast like this one several times a month (including transcript). And, of course, a weekly recap over the weekends.Melior Mundus“Generations of people throughout the world have been taught to believe...2022-11-0324 min
Hub PodcastsEpisode #135: Dialogue with Marian TupyHub Dialogues (part of The Hub, Canada’s daily information source for public policy – https://www.thehub.ca) are in-depth conversations about big ideas from the worlds of business, economics, geopolitics, public policy, and technology. The Hub Dialogues feature The Hub's editor-at-large, Sean Speer, in conversation with leading entrepreneurs, policymakers, scholars, and thinkers on the issues and challenges that will shape Canada's future at home and abroad. The episodes are generously supported by The Ira Gluskin And Maxine Granovsky Gluskin Charitable Foundation. This episode features Sean Speer in conversation with Marian Tupy, who is a...2022-10-2439 min
What Could Go Right?Pardons, Guaranteed Income, and "Superabundance" with Gale L. Pooley and Marian L. TupyHas anything changed since #metoo started? When is Indigenous Peoples Day? What's the deal with guaranteed income? Plus, maybe the world is doing better than we thought. Authors of the book "Superabundance," Gale L. Pooley and Marian L. Tupy, argue that we are capable of more progress the more the world's population grows.What Could Go Right? is produced by The Progress Network and The Podglomerate. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2022-10-1257 min
The Christian Economist by Dave Arnott#142 The Church of Environmentalism#142 The Church of Environmentalism The latest pagan form to fill the God-shaped vacuum in humans is called environmentalism. It has its own church, high priests, and eschatology, but the economics don't work. Economics is the study of the production and distribution of goods and services under scarcity. When applied to religion, we understand that people HAVE to believe something. Even the most ardent existentialist BELIEVES only in what exists. So here we are in the early part of the 21st century, and people are believing in new gods. As it says in Ecclesiastes 1:9 There is nothing new under...2022-10-0611 min
Dennis Prager PodcastsAnother Mutilating HospitalMatt Walsh of The Daily Wire exposes another hospital that mutilates children under the guise of “gender-affirming care.” Is there a children hospital in a major city that doesn’t engage in this form mutilation?… Why is it important that there are only two sexes? Dennis remembers how much freedom he had as a teen and how much freedom we have lost… The US has become a net exporter of bad ideas for the first time in its history. Illinois will get rid of bail for most violent offenses in January. Do you think this will make Chicago safer?... Columbia, De...2022-09-221h 24Cato Event PodcastSuperabundance: The Story of Population Growth, Innovation, and Human Flourishing on an Infinitely Bountiful PlanetGenerations of people have been taught that population growth makes resources scarcer. In 2021, for example, one widely publicized report argued, “The world’s rapidly growing population is consuming the planet’s natural resources at an alarming rate.… The world currently needs 1.6 Earths to satisfy the demand for natural resources … [a figure that] could rise to 2 planets by 2030.” But is that true? After analyzing the prices of hundreds of commodities, goods, and services spanning two centuries, Marian Tupy and Gale Pooley found that resources became more abundant as the population grew. That was especially true when they looked at “time prices,” which represent t...2022-09-131h 28
Free ThoughtsWhy More People Means More Wealth (with Marian Tupy and Gale Pooley)Generations of people have been taught that population growth makes resources scarcer. In 2021, for example, one widely publicized report argued, “The world's rapidly growing population is consuming the planet's natural resources at an alarming rate . . . the world currently needs 1.6 Earths to satisfy the demand for natural resources . . . [a figure that] could rise to 2 planets by 2030.” But is that true?Today’s guests, Marian Tupy and Gale Pooley, authors of the new book Superabundance: The Story of Population Growth, Innovation, and Human Flourishing on an Infinitely Bountiful Planet analyzed the prices of hundreds of commodities, goods, and services spanni...2022-09-0953 min
The Remnant with Jonah GoldbergApocalypse MaybeCato Institute uberwonk Marian Tupy returns to the Remnant to discuss his new book, Superabundance: The Story of Population Growth, Innovation, and Human Flourishing on an Infinitely Bountiful Planet. For some time, the idea that overpopulation will deplete the world of its resources has been popular in sociology. In this extra-long, extra-nerdy outing, Marian explains why its proponents are mistaken. He and Jonah also explore how nations become prosperous, the problem of collapsing fertility rates, and the appeal of apocalyptic predictions. Show Notes:- Marian’s page at the Cato Institute- M...2022-09-071h 32
Hold These Truths with Dan CrenshawThanos Was Wrong About Scarcity | Marian TupyMarian Tupy debunks the persistent myth that population growth will lead to the exhaustion of Earth's natural resources and the destruction of our ecosystem. He argues there are no resource constraints on what an ever-expanding humanity could accomplish - the only constraints are the ones humans make through their own bad governance. Marian Tupy is co-author with Gale Pooley of "Superabundance: The Story of Population Growth, Innovation, and Human Flourishing on an Infinitely Bountiful Planet." He is a senior fellow at the Cato Institute’s Center for Global Liberty and Prosperity and editor of the website HumanProgress.org...2022-09-0555 min
The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast284. Superabundance: The Age of Plenty | Marian Tupy, Gale PooleyMarian Tupy and Gale Pooley are co-authors of the new book, “Super Abundance”. They sit down with Dr Jordan B Peterson to discuss their studies into overpopulation, the myths surrounding the subject, and how academia has created a new philosophy that demonizes modern man simply for existing.Marian Tupy is the co-author of “Super Abundance”, as well as “10 Global Trends Every Smart Person Should Know” and “The Simon Abundance Index”. He is the current editor of humanprogress.org, and is a senior fellow at the center for global liberty and prosperity. Gale Pooley is the co-author of “Super Abundance,” and is also an Associate...2022-09-011h 52
The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast284. Superabundance: The Age of Plenty | Marian Tupy, Gale PooleyMarian Tupy and Gale Pooley are co-authors of the new book, “Super Abundance”. They sit down with Dr Jordan B Peterson to discuss their studies into overpopulation, the myths surrounding the subject, and how academia has created a new philosophy that demonizes modern man simply for existing.Marian Tupy is the co-author of “Super Abundance”, as well as “10 Global Trends Every Smart Person Should Know” and “The Simon Abundance Index”. He is the current editor of humanprogress.org, and is a senior fellow at the center for global liberty and prosperity. Gale Pooley is the co-author of “Sup...2022-09-011h 52
SkepticMarian Tupy & Gale Pooley — Superabundance: The Story of Population Growth, Innovation, and Human Flourishing on an Infinitely Bountiful PlanetShermer, Tupy, and Pooley discuss: why we long for the “good ol’ days” • the Malthusian trap • Ehrlich’s predictions on overpopulation • the birth dearth • the Simon Abundance Index • compound interest • What does it mean for the economy to grow 2–3% a year? • accumulating wealth • what poorer countries need to do to become richer countries • running out of fossil fuels • Obama’s “you didn’t build that” speech • inflation • electric vehicles • How many people can the Earth sustain? • post-scarcity trekonomics • the future of religion and other social institutions in a superabundant world. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or g...2022-08-3000 min
The Michael Shermer Show295. Marian Tupy & Gale Pooley — Superabundance: The Story of Population Growth, Innovation, and Human Flourishing on an Infinitely Bountiful PlanetIs it true that the world’s rapidly growing population is consuming the planet’s natural resources at an alarming rate that would require two Earths to satisfy the demand for natural resources by 2030? Marian Tupy and Gale Pooley found that resources became more abundant as the population grew. They also found that resource abundance increased faster than the population. On average, every additional human being created more value than he or she consumed. Shermer, Tupy, and Pooley discuss: why we long for the “good ol’ days” • Malthusian trap • Ehrlich’s predictions on overpopulation • the birth dearth • the Simon Abundance...2022-08-301h 54
GaleWinds - Thoughts by Gale Pooley PodcastThe Greatest Inequality in AmericaCountry Z has two classes of people: the rich class and the poor class. The rich class is 58 times richer than the poor class. The rich prevent the poor from accessing safe medicines, cars, air travel, air conditioning, and the internet. The poor have a life expectancy of 38 years while the rich live to be 79. The members of the rich class work less than 1,800 hours a year while the poor class work over 3,000 hours a year to support the rich. Would you want to live in such a country? If you live in the USA, you do. ...2022-08-2300 min
GaleWinds - Thoughts by Gale Pooley PodcastWhat Did Roe v. Wade Cost the Economy?Former FED chairwoman and current Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen recently argued against overturning the 1973 Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion, arguing that it would harm the economy. She correctly noted that it costs money to raise a child. Missing in her testimony however, was the value created by another human life. Costs must be measured against benefits. Before talking about the costs of overturning Roe, we need to talk about the cost of Roe itself.The Guttmacher Institute and others have estimated that 63 million abortions have occurred since the 1973 decision. Economists...2022-08-0304 min
Just Martin - my life in soulful house music.Soul Essence - Show 230 - 21st June 2022Masters At Work, India, Copyright - I Can't Get No Sleep (Copyright Re-Edit)
E-Smoove - The Guitar (Club Mix REMASTER)
Rony Breaker, Nathan Thomas, Miguel Migs - Elevate (Miguel Migs Salty Space Dub)
Dave Anthony, Lisa Millett - In Love With You (Original Mix)
Cornell C.C. Carter - Not Possible (DJ Spen & Gary Hudgins Remix)
Richard Payton - You Know I Know (Original Mix)
Pound Boys feat Shawn Benson - Affection (PD Vocal Mix)
House Divas feat Barbara Tucker, Michelle Weeks, Su Su Bobien, Sarrynaan Pope, Dawn Tallman - Life 2006 - Club Extended Mix
David Morales, Michelle Perera, Philly...2022-06-211h 50
GaleWinds - Thoughts by Gale Pooley Podcast$360 Billion Worth of Books on Sale for $70Gutenberg innovated printing around 1440. At that time an average book cost around 135 days of labor, ranging from 15 days for a short book to 256 days for a major work. Working eight hours a day, an average book would cost 1,080 hours. Today, blue-collar hourly compensation (wages and benefits) is around $33.39. That would put the money price of a typical book at $36,061 today if there had been no book innovation since 1439.On July 4, 1971, Michael S. Hart created one of the first ebooks when he typed the Declaration of Independence on his computer and distributed the file to all of his...2022-06-1302 min
GaleWinds - Thoughts by Gale Pooley PodcastAll Hail to the $1.50 Costco Hot Dog and Soda ComboCostco introduced their Hot Dog and Soda combination in 1985 for $1.50. The price has not changed in 37 years. Meanwhile, according to measuringworth.com, nominal hourly wage rates for unskilled labor increased 180.4 percent from $5.18 per hour to $14.53. Blue-collar hourly compensation (wages and benefits) increased 167.1 percent from $12.50 an hour to $33.39. Most people begin as unskilled workers and move up to blue-collar workers or better. We call this “upskilling.” If you started out in 1985 as an unskilled worker and over the years became a blue-collar worker, your hourly compensation increased 544.3 percent from $5.18 to $33.39 an hour. What does this mean for...2022-05-3102 min
GaleWinds - Thoughts by Gale Pooley PodcastUtonga is 2.5 times richer than TongaTonga consists of some 170 islands totally 251 square miles with a population of around 100,000. James Cook visited Tonga between 1773 and 1777 and called them the Friendly Islands, because the native inhabitants provided him with necessary supplies and gave him a warm welcome. Of the 67,221 Tongans living in the U.S, 18,330 call Utah home. So why do Tongans leave their sunny island for the snows of Salt Lake? In a word: opportunity. GDP per capita in Utah is over 13 times higher than Tonga. This means that the Tongan economy in Utah is over $1.1 billion. If Utonga was a country, its...2022-05-2401 min
GaleWinds - Thoughts by Gale Pooley PodcastCordless Drills on Sale: Buy One, Get 41.8 FreeTechnically speaking, the first “cordless” drill was called a bit and brace drill invented hundreds of years ago. You can still buy one of these classics at Amazon for around $57. Black and Decker introduced the first battery-powered cordless drills in 1961. “It was a great advance,” Mr. Decker said, “but people weren't prepared to pay $100 for it.” Blue-collar hourly compensation (wages and benefits) in 1961 was $2.60 an hour. This would suggest a time price of around 38.46 hours. No wonder it wasn’t too popular. Black and Decker’s cordless drill made history in 1971 when NASA’s Apollo 15 mission used one t...2022-05-1800 min
GaleWinds - Thoughts by Gale Pooley PodcastElon Musk Gets an A in Econ. Janet Yellen Gets a D-Former FED chairwoman and current Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen recently argued against overturning the Roe v. Wade decision legalizing abortion. “I believe that eliminating the right of women to make decisions about when and whether to have children would have very damaging effects on the economy and would set women back decades.” Elon Musk recently declared in a Wall Street Journal interview: “There are not enough people. I can’t emphasize this enough. There are not enough people. And I think one of the biggest risks to civilization is the low birthrate and the rapidly declinin...2022-05-1306 min
GaleWinds - Thoughts by Gale Pooley PodcastEven With Historic High Gasoline Prices, You Get 62 Percent More Miles for the Same Time it Took in 1980.The top-selling car in 1980 was the Oldsmobile Cutlass. Gas mileage on this vehicle averaged 20 miles per gallon (17 city/23 highway). By 2021 the Honda CR-V claimed the title. The CR-V reported mileage at 31 miles per gallon (28 city/34 highway). This represents an increase of 55 percent over this 41-year period. Mileage has been increasing at a compound rate of around one percent a year. Back in 1980 gasoline was selling for $1.19 per gallon and blue-collar hourly compensation (wages and benefits) was $9.12 per hour. This indicates a time price rate of around 7.83 minutes per gallon. Today, gasoline is selling for around $4.18 per gallon...2022-05-1000 min
GaleWinds - Thoughts by Gale Pooley PodcastWhat is the True Price of Gasoline?USA Today recently reported that gas prices are the most expensive in US history, breaking the record from 2008. The U.S. Energy Information Administration notes that the average price of a gallon of gasoline reached $4.22 this past month, the highest nominal price ever and 16 cents higher than the previous record of $4.06 in July of 2008. But does the nominal money price really reveal the true price? Since we buy things with money, but we pay for them with our time, there are actually two prices: money prices and time prices. Money prices are expressed in dollars and cents...2022-05-0303 min
GaleWinds - Thoughts by Gale Pooley PodcastVisualizing Global Resource AbundanceThink pizzas. Personal resource abundance is the size of the slice. Global resource abundance is the size of the pie. Global resource abundance is the product of the size of the slice multiplied by the size of the population.Comparing global resource abundance over time is easy with a simple chart. Plot personal resource abundance on the vertical axis and population on the horizontal axis. Select a start year point and set both dimensions to a value of one. This will give you a one-by-one box equal to one. Then consider the end year point of the...2022-04-2602 min
GaleWinds - Thoughts by Gale Pooley PodcastThe Capitals of InnovationWe know that all human progress depends on innovation. In this essay, we will explain the capitals of innovation, our framework for understanding how innovation works. Many economists and historians have contributed to our thinking about how human civilization makes progress through innovation. This illustration represents all of the elements of our innovation framework. We will discuss each element individually and show you how all of these capitals work together to create an innovative culture. First a couple of definitions. What is wealth? Wealth is anything we value. We value all kinds of things, like gold or o...2022-04-2009 min
GaleWinds - Thoughts by Gale Pooley PodcastContainerization Innovation: Bits and TEUsEvergreen’s Ever Ace is currently the world’s largest container cargo ship. It measures 1,312 feet by 202 feet and holds up to 23,992 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEU). If these containers were placed end-to-end they would stretch for almost 91 miles.In 1956, hand-loading cargo onto a ship in a U.S. port cost $5.86 per ton. By 2006, shipping containers reduced that price to just 16 cents per ton. Converting these nominal prices to time prices using blue-collar hourly compensation (wages and benefits) data from measuringworth.com indicates a 99.8 percent reduction in loading costs. For the time required to earn the money to pay...2022-04-1203 min
GaleWinds - Thoughts by Gale Pooley PodcastFood Loves More C02Two Columbia University researchers report that a 1 ppm increase in CO2 equates to a 0.5 percent, 0.6 percent, and 0.8 percent yield increase for corn, soybeans, and wheat, respectively. Viewed retrospectively, 10 percent, 30 percent, and 40 percent of each crop's yield improvements since 1940 are attributable to rising CO2. They note that the Green Revolution has significantly increased agricultural yields around the world with input usage, mechanization, irrigation, and improved crop genetics all being identified as drivers of yield growth. Their new approach to measuring the contribution of CO2 is very robust. The researchers assessed the CO2 fertilization effect on US agriculture using spatially-varying CO2...2022-03-3102 min
GaleWinds - Thoughts by Gale Pooley PodcastMinerals and Metals Became 2 to 427 Times More Abundant from 1904 to 2015.The United States Geological Survey (USGS) tracks prices on a variety of minerals and metals ranging from aluminum to zinc. We have analyzed 43 of these items over a 111-year period from 1904 to 2015. The nominal prices were converted to time prices using blue-collar hourly compensation (wages and benefits) data from measuringworth.com. We found that all 43 items have become more abundant, ranging from a 119.7 percent increase for asbestos to a 426,145 percent increase for industrial diamonds. The median growth was around 831 percent, or 2.03 percent compounded annually. The time price of industrial diamonds became the most abundant, falling by 99.98 percent...2022-03-2200 min
GaleWinds - Thoughts by Gale Pooley PodcastYou Can Print Money But You Can't Print TimeGold is selling for around $1,960 an ounce. From 1849 to 1933 the U.S. Treasury issued one ounce gold coins for $20. You could trade $20 paper currency and one ounce gold coins back and forth. Then in 1933 Franklin Roosevelt issued Executive Order 6102 that required all persons to deliver their gold to the Federal Reserve Bank and be paid $20 in paper currency. Those who elected not to relinquish their gold could be fined $10,000 or ten years in prison or both. The government then offered to resell the gold for $35 and ounce. This represented a 42.85 percent devaluation of the paper dollar. Paper...2022-03-1603 min
GaleWinds - Thoughts by Gale Pooley PodcastTo Infinity and BeyondQuiz:Question 1: How many keys does a piano have?Question 2: How many songs does a piano have?If you answered 88 to the first question you get an A.In Avengers: Infinity War, Thanos says, “It's a simple calculus. This universe is finite, its resources, finite. If life is left unchecked, life will cease to exist. It needs correcting.” Thanos would say that since a piano only has 88 keys that there must only be 88 songs. In a sense Thanos is correct. There really are a fixed number of atoms in the universe. But li...2022-03-1002 min
GaleWinds - Thoughts by Gale Pooley PodcastNailing InnovationProfessor Daniel Sichel from Emory Riddle University has published an interesting paper on nails. He found that before the Industrial Revolution, it took about a minute for a skilled blacksmith or nailsmith to produce one hand-forged nail. Today, a worker can produce 3,500 nails per minute. Nail productivity has increased by 349,900 percent, in the last 250 years. This would put the compound growth rate at around 3.31 percent a year. In 1902 Sears Roebuck sold hammers for 53 cents. This sounds like a good deal until you realize that blue-collar wages were 15 cents an hour. A hammer cost 3.53 hours of work. Today...2022-02-2301 min
GaleWinds - Thoughts by Gale Pooley PodcastWorld's Richest Man Says We Need More ChildrenElon Musk recently declared in a Wall Street Journal interview: “There are not enough people. I can’t emphasize this enough. There are not enough people. And I think one of the biggest risks to civilization is the low birthrate and the rapidly declining birthrate. And yet so many people, including smart people, think that there are too many people in the world and think that the population is growing out of control. It’s completely the opposite. Please look at the numbers. If people don’t have more children, civilization is going to crumble. Mark my words.” Elon Mus...2022-02-1703 min
GaleWinds - Thoughts by Gale Pooley PodcastNow's Your Chance to Make $100,000 Betting Against AbundanceJulian Simon won $576.06 on his bet with Paul Ehrlich back in 1990. There is now a new opportunity for Paul Ehrlich and friends to redeem themselves and win $100,000 betting against future abundance. Andrew McAfee is a bestselling author and principal research scientist at MIT. He is the co-founder and co-director of the MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy at the MIT Sloan School of Management. In his recent book, More From Less: The Surprising Story of How We Learned to Prosper Using Fewer Resources–And What Happens Next, McAfee writes, “We’re now generally using less of most resources year after...2022-02-1502 min
GaleWinds - Thoughts by Gale Pooley PodcastCornpreneurs Save Us From Davos ElitesThe Davos crowd is now obsessed with convincing us that our survival depends on changing our diets from beef, chicken, and pork to worms, insects, and bugs. “Sustainability” is the new pretext for shutting down all of our Texas Roadhouse and Outback Steakhouses. Are we really running out of these tasty protein products? Corn is a basic foodstuff for growing these delicious meat dinners. Corn yields in the 1930s were around 26 bushels an acre. Today it’s closer to 175 bushels with the top yielding farm coming in at an astonishing 477 bushels. Corn abundance has increased by 573.1 percent in the last 8...2022-02-0100 min
GaleWinds - Thoughts by Gale Pooley PodcastWe Need Warmer Climate“There are no solutions. There are only trade-offs.” So noted the great economist-historian Thomas Sowell. How do we apply this principle to climate policy? The most reasonable way to measure the tradeoff relationship between temperature and mortality is to look at both deaths by cold and deaths by heat. Danish author, and Copenhagen Consensus Center president, Dr. Bjørn Lomborg has noted that recent warmer temperatures are saving 166,000 lives each year. His conclusion is based on a Lancet journal article co-authored by 69 researchers. The Lancet article reports that annual average excess deaths due to non-optimal temperatures for 2000–19 was 5,083,173. This represe...2022-01-2501 min
GaleWinds - Thoughts by Gale Pooley PodcastYou get 22 bicycles today for the time price of one in 1910.In 1910 you could buy a bicycle for $11.95 from the Sears Roebuck catalog. This sounds like a good deal until you realize that blue-collar hourly compensation (wages and benefits) was 18 cents an hour. This means that it would take 66.4 hours to earn the money to buy one bicycle.Today you can buy a bike at Walmart for $98. The nominal price has increased by 720 percent. But blue-collar hourly compensation has increased 17,978 percent to $32.54 per hour. This puts the 2022 time price at around three hours. If the time price of a bicycle had stayed the same since 1910, one would cost...2022-01-1702 min
GaleWinds - Thoughts by Gale Pooley PodcastPizzabundanceThe pizza chain Little Caesars is raising the price of its famous $5 Hot-N-Ready pizza for the first time in a quarter-century. The staple diet of college students everywhere was first introduced in 1997. Professor Jeremy Horpedahl provides this fine chart on the number of pizzas the median U.S. worker could buy if they spent all of their income on pizza.This is a nice illustration of time prices. The nominal price can stay the same, but time price falls by 50 percent, because nominal wages doubled. You now get two pizzas for the time it took to earn the...2022-01-0401 min
GaleWinds - Thoughts by Gale Pooley PodcastGet $2.35 billion worth of books for freeGutenberg innovated printing around 1440. At that time an average book cost around 135 days of labor, ranging from 15 days for a short book to 256 days for a major work. Working eight hours a day, an average book would cost 1,080 hours. Today, blue-collar hourly compensation (wages and benefits) is around $32.54. That would put the money price of a typical book at $35,143 today if there had been no book innovation since 1439. On July 4, 1971 Michael S. Hart created one of the first ebooks when he typed the Declaration of Independence on his computer and distributed the file to all of his...2022-01-0201 min
GaleWinds - Thoughts by Gale Pooley PodcastThe Gift of Life YearsWe measure life in quality and quantity. Quality can be a challenge because it is different for everyone. Measuring quantity is much easier. Count up how many people and how long they are expected to live.According to the website OurWorldinData, in 1800 there were one billion people on the planet. Today there are over 7.8 billion. Our World in Data also reports that life expectancy in 1800 was around 28.5 years. Imagine if life expectancy was still just 28.5 years today. Fortunately for all of us, life expectancy has increased by 44.7 years, to 73.2 years, with men at 70.8 years, and wo...2021-12-2403 min
GaleWinds - Thoughts by Gale Pooley PodcastVirtualizing Christmas AbundanceHard to believe but the Oculus virtual reality headset is only five years old. Released to the public in 2016 at a price of $599, the original Oculus Rift sported a 1,080 by 1,200 OLED per eye display for a total of 2,592,000 pixels. The Touch — a technically optional but very important component — cost $199. The setup also required a gaming PC that cost $1,000 or more. That would put your total cost around $1,798. This Christmas the rechristened Meta Quest 2 can be acquired for $299. While the new headset looks somewhat similar to the original Oculus Rift, the new unit includes its own CPU, GPU, RAM...2021-12-2202 min
Just Martin - my life in soulful house music.Soul Essence - Show 203 - 14th December 2021Jarrod Lawson, Michele Chiavarini - How Long (Michele Chiavarini Remix)
Andrew De La Foix, Nya Li - Possibility (Extended Version)
Mijangos, Lee Wilson - Slow Down
Louie Vega - Mozalounge (Jazz-N-Groove Extended Album Mix)
Director's Cut (Frankie Knuckles & Eric Kupper), Kenny Summit, Ian Pooley - Lovin You (Roberto Rodriguez Remix)
Reel People, Eric Roberson, Terry Hunter - Save A Lil Love (Terry Hunter Remix)
Kenny Carpenter, Stephanie Cooke - Bad All By Myself (Original Mix)
Luyo, Tedd Patterson - Lean Into It (Tedd Patterson Vocal Remix)
Tiffany Cosby, Rick Lenoir, Spike Rebel - I Want To Thank You (Rick's Pure...2021-12-141h 50
Just Martin - my life in soulful house music.Soul Essence - Show 202 - 7th December 2021Shannon, E-Smoove - The Rain Song (E-Smoove Rainy Day Mix)
Blaze, Ashley Beedle - Breathe (Ashley Beedle's Exhale Vocal Mix)
Rob Hayes - Beautiful Light (Rob Hayes Original Mix)
Groove Assassin, Sol Brown, Kayleigh Gibson - All We Need Is Love (Vocal Mix)
Director's Cut (Frankie Knuckles & Eric Kupper), Kenny Summit, Ian Pooley - Lovin You (Roberto Rodriguez Remix)
Richard Earnshaw, Steve Taylor, Sulene Fleming - Get Up (Extended Mix)
CeCe Peniston, Steve Silk Hurley, Maurice Joshua - Nobody Else (Maurice Joshua Remix)
Micky More, Andy Tee, Angela Johnson - Time (Original Mix)
Todd Terry, Antoinette Roberson - Love Of...2021-12-071h 50
Just Martin - my life in soulful house music.Soul Essence - Show 197 - 2nd November 2021V., Masters At Work - In Time (MAW Remix)
The Blackbyrds, Sean McCabe - Mysterious Vibes (Sean McCabe Classic Rework)
Danny Clark, Nicole Mitchell, Marc Cotterell - Golden (Marc Cotterell's Classic Mix)
Michael Gray, The Melody Men, 84Bit - The Sun (84Bit Remix)
Ben Watt - Lone Cat (Holding On) (Original Mix)
Jacob Rodriguez, Rona Ray, Mark Di Meo - Love Games (Mark Di Meo Remix)
Ian Pooley Feat. Esthero - Balmes (Pooley's New Vocal Mix)
Tom Leeland, Menoosha - Sunrise Feelings (Original Mix)
Team Factor featuring Kenny Bobien - It Feels Good (Pasta Boys Main Vocal Mix)
Deep Sensation...2021-11-021h 50
The Human Progress PodcastGale Pooley: The Simon Abundance Index || The Human Progress Podcast Ep. 1Marian Tupy and Gale Pooley explain how resources are becoming more abundant alongside population growth.
SImon Project: https://www.humanprogress.org/simonproject/
Gale L. Pooley, PhD is an associate professor of business management at Brigham Young University-Hawaii. Dr. Pooley has taught at Alfaisal University in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Brigham Young University-Idaho, Boise State University, and the College of Idaho. Dr. Pooley earned his BBA in Economics at Boise State University. He did graduate work at Montana State University and completed his PhD at the University of Idaho. Dr. Pooley serves on the...2021-04-2255 min
Just Martin - my life in soulful house music.Soul Essence - Show 148 - 21st November 2020Audiowhores - For Real (Original Mix)
Diego Aguanno feat. Nicole Mitchell - Wanna Be Your (Jamie Lewis Re-Twist)
Danny Clark & Jay Benham Ft Michelle Weeks - Hold On (Classic Mix)
Horse Meat Disco, Amy Douglas, Dames Brown - Message To The People
Dave Anthony, Dawn Soulovn Williams - What Cha Gonna Do (Original Classic Mix)
Rhythm Source - Love Shine (SST Anthem)
Urban Blues Project & Michael Procter - Love Don't Live (The U.B.P. Classic Club Mix)
Maydie Myles - Keep On Luvin (Kingsley's Deep Punch Mix)
Visual, Barbara Tucker - Bring You Love (Visual Epic Klub Mix)
Mousse...2020-11-212h 01
Aviran's Music PlaceJazzanova RemixesJazzanova Remixes
Tracklist:
01. Soul Quality Quartet - Toda Tersafeira (Jazzanova Rework)
02. Eddie Gale - Song of Will (Jazzanova Remix)
03. Ursula 1000 - Bossa Hey (Feat. Isabelle Antena) (Jazzanova Remix)
04. Sonar Kollektiv Orchester - No Use / Another New Day (Jazzanova)
05. The Heritage Orchestra - Skybreaks (Jazzanova Remix)
06. Balanco - Metti una sera a cena (Jazzanova Remix)
07. Outlines - Listen To The Drums (Jazzanova Remix)
08. Marschmellows - Soulpower (Jazzanova Reworked - Extended Version)
09. Masters At Work feat. Roy Ayers - Our Time Is Coming (Jazzanova's Guestlist Mix)
10. Shaun Escoffery - Let It...2019-11-301h 06Cato Event PodcastThe Simon Abundance Index: A New Way to Measure Availability of ResourcesAre we running out of resources? That’s been a hotly debated question since the publication of Paul Ehrlich’s book The Population Bomb in 1968. The Stanford University biologist warned that population growth would result in the exhaustion of resources and a global catastrophe. University of Maryland economist and Cato Institute’s Senior Fellow Julian Simon, in contrast, argued that humans would innovate their way out of resource shortages. He believed that people were the “ultimate resource” that would make other resources more plentiful. On Earth Day 2019, David M. Simon will recall the humanism and optimism of his late fathe...2019-04-2200 min