Europe spends €1bn to monitor space for asteroids, even if the actual risk of a civilisation-ending asteroid strike is close to zero’ but won’t ‘spend a fraction of that amount to adequately monitor a threat that is more imminent, more likely, & located here on Earth: a major change in the AMOC 👇
May as well go Star Trek. Grew up on the original series reruns.
The verso with the 1906 postmark. It was sent to a Miss someone (name hard to decipher) in Dorchester Center, a
neighborhood in Boston, Massachusetts.
My copy of a postcard postmarked in Baltimore in 1906, nine years after the Mosaic of Minerva was installed in the Great Hall of the Thomas Jefferson Building at the Library Congress. The owl 🦉 by her right knee is hard to make out, but it’s there.
My copy of a postcard postmarked in Baltimore in 1906, nine years after the Mosaic of Minerva was installed in the Great Hall of the Thomas Jefferson Building at the Library Congress. The owl 🦉 by her right knee is hard to make out, but it’s there.
In addition to books, I collect antique photos. This is of a young Thomas Edison, proof that in addition to meeting Mark Twain & Jack London, Commander Data assumed the identity of Edison in order to use his lab to create a time portal back to future. Prior to his head getting detached of course.
In 1902, J. P. Morgan met Theodore Roosevelt & his AG Philander Knox in the White House after they filed an anti-trust lawsuit:
JP "If we’ve done anything wrong, send your man to my man and they can fix it up."
TR "That can't be done."
Knox "We don't want to fix it up, we want to stop it."
Frontispiece of the book on the quoted post 📕
In 1902, J. P. Morgan met Theodore Roosevelt & his AG Philander Knox in the White House after they filed an anti-trust lawsuit:
JP "If we’ve done anything wrong, send your man to my man and they can fix it up."
TR "That can't be done."
Knox "We don't want to fix it up, we want to stop it."