Daily Topics - Tuesday July 15th, 2014

Catch The Thom Hartmann Program LIVE noon-3pm ET!! Remember to join Thom in our chatroom during the program today!

Hour One: Net Neutrality Faces Backlash! James Gattuso, Heritage Foundation

Hour Two: Euthanasia should be legally painless

Hour Three: Media should give no credibility to gun nuts - Alexander Zaitchik, Rolling Stone Magazine / The American Independent

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ckrob 11 years 50 weeks ago
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Many of our current problems stem from our inability/unwillingness to do a simple extrapolation of trends. Three examples: We have pursued two recent wars which produced greater numbers and more severely injured survivors due to improved transportation and medical technologies. Nothing was done to prepare the VA for this predictable onslaught of highly compromised patients. Next, use of antibiotics in inappropriate ways has resulted in strains of resistant organisms. Little has been done to prepare for the predictable consequences just over the horizon. Finally, climate change. This last non-linear process has, I think, already passed a point of no return. Interesting that our species, while intelligent, wasn't smart enough to prevent our own extinction.

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