The human race needs to leave earth – part 2.

My second rant on the  'what are we doing to our planet'.  Perhaps if we leave earth we will realise just how wonderful it really is.  http://wp.me/p3ycbY-157

The human race needs to leave earth

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If we keep cutting down the Amazon rainforest at the current rate it will all be gone in two hundred years.  I would like to think my children's children's children will live in the knowledge that it still exists, rather than just being able to view it on old video footage.  Perhaps, if the human race were to turn it's attention away from the earth, to the other planets and the stars, we might appreciate what we have a little more.

7 key things I’ve learnt from a year of blogging

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It’s hard to believe it is a year since I set up my web site and started blogging.  One year on I’ve published two books for Kindle and over fifty blogs.  I’ve read a lot of blogs and a lot on blogging.  And I feel I’ve learnt something (I hope) on the art of blogging.  Below are seven of my key learnings.  If you’re an experienced blogger, new blogger, wondering about starting a blog, let me know what you think.  

Don’t condemn science fiction to a ‘genre’ box

 Why is science fiction condemned to that somewhat shabby heading of ‘genre fiction’? Good fiction is good fiction.  Good science fiction reflects the concerns of the day and can show us where they might be leading us.   http://wp.me/p3ycbY-14N 

UFOs a personal experience. But do I believe?

I have had my own UFO experience.  I'm not saying it was an alien space ship, I don't know what it was.  As to whether I believe - see my blog:  http://wp.me/p3ycbY-14C 

Science fiction and predicting the future

When trying to predict the future we should not dimiss the possibilities presented in science fiction.  See why in my latest blog:  http://wp.me/p3ycbY-14s 

A transport vision for those megacities of the future.

 If 75% of the population are going to be living in cities by the middle of this century our transport systems have to change - don't they?  My latest blog looks at a science fiction answer to the problem  http://wp.me/p3ycbY-14j