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Posted by admin on July 11th, 2008
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When the going gets tough, the tough go bootstrapping
Walk a Mile in These Bootstrapped Shoes.
Much the way nature has evolved, the world of business operates in fluid balance with money serving as its breathable oxygen. And in much the same manner as nature, businesses feed off the less fortunate, using their superior strength to suffocate and feed off of the revenue streams of their daily prey, walking casually away to find their next meal.
Welcome to the startup business playground, where some of the best and brightest talent in this country has been burned at the stake.
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Posted by admin on July 9th, 2008
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A terrorist scenario
The two men sit patiently in the small grove of trees, quietly assembling their gear. Few words are spoken between the two of them. Weighted backpacks with connecting wires are placed in a motorized raft, followed by two coolers and fishing rods. Both are dressed as non-descript fishermen to blend in with the Montana population.
Shortly before sunset the two slide their boat into the waters along the east side of the famous Fort Peck dam near the town of Fort Peck, Montana. The dam, located near the headwaters of the Missouri River on the vast prairies of eastern Montana, has water extending as far as the eyes can see. It is one of the worlds largest rolled earth dams. The picture of this man-made creation is a spectacular sight.
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Posted by admin on July 8th, 2008
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Cryonics and our ongoing effort to build the ultimate life-extension toolbox
No person should ever die…. EVER!
Is that the direction we’re headed?
There are many reasons why people die, yet these reasons may all disappear as we develop fixes and cures for everything that ails us.
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