Scott of the Palearctic
@rfscott.bsky.social
Futurist, political scientist, new-found Glaswegian
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Folks: do not sleep on this amazing new tool launched by Al Gore called "Climate Trace". I have never seen an emissions map quite like this. Uses satellites and *assigns emissions to company sources* (!!)
Look at what we've done to the North Sea:
climatetrace.org/explore/co2e...
Look at what we've done to the North Sea:
climatetrace.org/explore/co2e...
December 4, 2023 at 7:53 PM
Folks: do not sleep on this amazing new tool launched by Al Gore called "Climate Trace". I have never seen an emissions map quite like this. Uses satellites and *assigns emissions to company sources* (!!)
Look at what we've done to the North Sea:
climatetrace.org/explore/co2e...
Look at what we've done to the North Sea:
climatetrace.org/explore/co2e...
I spoke today at the Tokyo Forum on the “new information institutions.” It’s been an exciting event, filled also with political, environmental, and technological concerns.
December 1, 2023 at 8:21 AM
I spoke today at the Tokyo Forum on the “new information institutions.” It’s been an exciting event, filled also with political, environmental, and technological concerns.
Reposted by Scott of the Palearctic
Good context here www.currentaffairs.org/2023/05/why-...
Why Effective Altruism and “Longtermism” Are Toxic Ideologies ❧ Current Affairs
<p>Intellectual historian Émile P. Torres explains how Silicon Valley’s favorite ideas for changing the world for the better actually threaten to make it much, much worse. </p>
www.currentaffairs.org
November 19, 2023 at 2:21 PM
Good context here www.currentaffairs.org/2023/05/why-...
Very proud to be a co-chair for the Technological Forecasting & Social Change special conference today, and grateful for the kind hosting of NTHU here in Hsinchu, Taiwan. There is an amazing turnout of 200 papers, 220 attendees!
October 28, 2023 at 1:13 AM
Very proud to be a co-chair for the Technological Forecasting & Social Change special conference today, and grateful for the kind hosting of NTHU here in Hsinchu, Taiwan. There is an amazing turnout of 200 papers, 220 attendees!