Ezra Klein thinks J. Storrs Hall's Where Is My Flying Car? is simplistic and obtuse: But Hall’s book is worth struggling with because he’s right about two big things. First, that the flattening of the energy curve was a moment of civilizational import and one worth revisiting. And second, that many in politics have abandoned ...continue reading "Intelligence and energy are all we need"
About a century ago, Willa and Charles Bruce were forced to sell a small strip of beach property that they had developed a few miles south of Los Angeles. The municipal authorities claimed they wanted to develop a park on the land, but the real reason they forced the sale is that the Bruces were ...continue reading "Reparations hit a road bump in Southern California"