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Can the British Empire teach us about space colonies?
There seems to be a lack of discussion on practical governance in space. When a sustained human presence is finally established on a moon, planet, asteroid, or far-flung space station, what infrastructure will be necessary to see that it is … Continue reading
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The World Turned Upside-Down… Again
Over the past months, I have been following the Occupy Movement with great interest. It was while reading a piece addressing the occupiers by Vinay Gupta that a particular line caught my eye. While advocating a tactical retreat for the … Continue reading
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One foot in the grave: America in Afghanistan
I’ve talked about this with my friends and colleagues for quite some time, so now I’ve finally decided to put pen to paper (digitally-speaking). A few years ago I had the honour to meet HM George Tupou V, King of … Continue reading
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