Contradictions in American society increase the discomfort, leading to a tipping point; so many will want to know the worth of Earth, officials will have to add it up.

The best way to hide a treasure is to not let anyone know it exists.

Knowledge is always power, isn't it? The power to make life better for one and all. You'd think.

When data that is supposed to be public knowledge is not, it's good to know why. Official incompetence? Unawareness of relevance? What?

The worth of Earth is not just another pretty number. It's proof that nature and markets love us.

It's not just that economies cannot help but create a surplus. It's also that that abundance creates a lack—if not properly treated.

If ever you are to win, you have to know whom you're up against—and what their Achilles’ Heel may be.

Considering the sharing nature of younger generations, it seems likely that they would also want to embrace new economic policies for living together in community.

One reason you don't know what to do is that your brain won't let you see the right choice for everyone.

Opposition to land-value taxation is based on the transition, not on the long run.

Those interested in land-value taxation may want to know how to implement it.

Do tell me about a problem I can fix, and that is—before all heck breaks loose—how to hurry up social progress.

The human brain easily sees problems but is not hardwired to instantly recognize solutions. One must think, not just react. Can we pull it off?

It's always good to know your roots, to know what you're up against, to know what to keep and what to change.

The stakes are high. When would-be agents of change ignore what works, they can’t get it readily adopted. And the world misses out on its own salvation.

Just as taxes on wages and goods impose an excess burden on the economy, eating too much of animal products imposes an excess burden on your body, causing disease.

Humanity is in a civilization bubble, which can collapse just as did the ancient Maya, the Roman Empire, and the Russian Empire of the czars.

Today’s teenage culture is a product of mass society, compulsory schooling, and the government dominance of education.

There are a number of ways President Obama could make the U.S. stronger, more efficient and healthy

New Jersey's December 2007 abolition of the death penalty is a remarkable signal that the political pendulum is swinging toward liberalism