Re: “Don’t settle for spoon-fed information.” Spoon fed—From Merriam Webster Dictionary: to give someone information in a way that requires or allows no further thinking or effort. The letter writer objects to information being “spoon fed”. I agree, information should not be spoon fed; but facts are more than information. The writer objects to the[…]
Dear Editor, Re: Climate change used for political gain, March 21: the writer states, “The facts are readily available to those willing to look for them,———. You will discover in the past the Earth has been a great deal warmer and a great deal cooler than current conditions, —–and the human race is still here”.[…]
This post is a response to Joao Abegao’s article “When Heroes Win, Everybody Loses” You close your article with the following admonition, “In any event, if we are to stand a chance in creating a better world for all living things, a sensible and humane plan to stabilize and slowly reduce the human population back[…]
Dear Editor, Re: “Think life is sacred? Show it.” I agree with the writer about pro-lifers: “If they sincerely believe life is sacred, they should support birth control so women don’t have to choose”; and “If these men who are against abortion were truly sincere about the sanctity of human life, they would put their[…]
Dear Editor, Re: “Remove choice trouble follows” (Letters, May 9) Thank you for reinforcing the reality that the world is overpopulated. Overpopulation needs to be discussed by everyone. Thank you for speaking out. Why are people afraid to speak out? Is it because nobody wants to change our idea of a family? How can we[…]
A Plan for the Nations Arnold Byron 2019 Humanity needs a plan to deal with the ongoing crises it faces: overpopulation, global warming and nuclear disaster. Outlined herein are my ideas on what humanity must do as it pursues a new paradigm: complete with a global office that will have been given the authority,[…]