logical thinking in an illogical world
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You’d think that most people would understand something with “common” in its name?!
A simple but powerful thought from one of the worlds smartest people
The 2013 Pelotonia, a bicycle ride which raises money to fight cancer, is just under 3 months away, and WE NEED YOUR HELP.
In February I wrote about my newfound passion for Elon Musk and the work he's doing with Tesla Motors, Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX), and Solar City. Today I was pleasantly surprised to see headlines announcing that Musk is in talks with Google about working together to use Google's "driverless" technology.
Pelotonia 2012 was the first time that I rode a bicycle > 25 miles. It was an amazing experience from start to finish. Not just the ride, but the entire process from deciding to ride to committing to fundraising, to asking for donations and proudly watching the generosity of others pour in. We set a … Continue reading Pelotonia 2013
What do sex scandals really teach us? Check out this awesome post on NolanDalla.com for the best take I've ever read. If only everyone was this logical and open minded. While it will no doubt shock some people, they must learn that prostitution is legal all over the globe, and millions of people legally pay for sex every second of every hour of every day.
The People Fund: Investing in Elon Musk and other like-minded leaders.
In 2012, I am honored and humbled to say that I helped raise a portion of over $16 million dollars, 100% of which went directly toward life-saving cancer research. I hope that I can inspire some of you to join me in this yearly experience and that we can make it a reason for you to make an annual trip to Columbus.
Take this poll - will the world end today? #100years
If you have the cash and you want to help out a friend or family member, don't lend money. Give money.
The idea that an American is somehow inherently better than anyone else on Earth is ludicrous. I'm not talking about rooting for your favorite athlete in the Olympics; I'm talking about the belief that America and Americans in general are a superior breed of human than non-Americans.
