An opening presentation by Jason Ross on aspects of time unique to biology and mankind, from the standpoint of Vladimir Vernadsky and Lyndon LaRouche. With a particular focus on why the laws of thermodynamics do not apply to humanity. Read the paper here Originally broadcast March 22nd.
President Donald Trump plans to appoint a panel to find out if man-made climate change is actually causing an imminent, irreversible, insurmountable, inescapable crisis that threatens not only the entire human... read more
In this final presentation, we take up LaRouche’s relationship to Vladimir Vernadsky, who developed the concepts of the biosphere and the noösphere. Can study of the evolution of advanced life on this planet provide... read more
In 1976 NASA's two Viking landers successfully touched down on the surface of Mars, becoming the first spacecraft to successfully land and operate on the red planet. While the more recent success of a series of NASA... read more
It’s clear that Vernadsky, the great Russian-Ukrainian biogeochemist, would nod in approval of such an acknowledgement of the power of mankind as a geological force, having written a work in 1938 by that same name,... read more
The critical weeks now before us put the question before every American (among others): how is it possible that the "little wheel" of the inmost private thoughts of the individual, succeeds in turning the "big wheel... read more
Astrobiologists have been studying extreme environments on Earth as analogues of the conditions life would face in space, particularly, on Mars. It appears certain now that Mars has at least the key prerequisites for... read more