CHARBONNEAU – Robots could learn from the lowly flatworm
WE CREATE ROBOTS in our own image. Or, in the way we imagine ourselves. We imagine ourselves as calculating machines with all the processing going on in our brains. Bodies [Continue]
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CHARBONNEAU – Premier Smith waffles on federal help to cities
ALBERTA PREMIER Danielle Smith must wake up each morning and think: How can I stick it to the feds today? That’s the purpose of Smith’s Bill 18, the Provincial Priorities [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – How will history write this age of tumult?
WE LIVE IN AN AGE of upheaval and uncertainty. How will it end? What was the start? Did our current epoch start with the havoc of COVID: supply chain disruptions with panic [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Instead of axing the tax, axe the subsidies to Big Oil
CANADIANS MAY BE OUTRAGED at the carbon tax/rebate but give little thought to the subsidies they give Big Oil. The corporate fat cats would rather keep quiet your gift to [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Dread of drought and the psychology of water shortage
I WORRY about the drought. I never used to think much about snowpacks. The reported snowpack levels were about as interesting as the price of pork bellies. Now I nervously [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Safer supply drug diversion is greatly exaggerated
IT’S TRUE THAT some drugs given to addicts treated under B.C.’s safer supply program end up being sold on the street. But the scale of the problem is being inflated [Continue]
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