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Over the past twenty five years, Lawrence E. Joseph has written on science, nature, politics and business on four continents for publications including Audubon, Salon.Com, and The New York Times (Magazine, Op-Ed). In 1990, Joseph published Gaia: The Growth of an Idea (St. Martin’s Press) exploring the Gaia Hypothesis that the global ecosystem adjusts and regulates itself more like a living organism than a geological machine, as traditional Earth science holds, and has ramifications for fields ranging from biogeochemistry to goddess worship. In 1994, Common Sense: Why It’s No Longer Common (Addison-Wesley), examined the psychology, philosophy and folk wisdom of common sense, with lots of satire on the lack thereof.. His current book, Apocalypse 2012: A Scientific Investigation into Civilization’s End (Morgan Road/Random House, 2007, plus nine other editions/translations), a personal inquiry into the confluence of ancient Mayan prophecy and contemporary solar physics projections indicating that the year 2012 will be pivotal, perhaps catastrophic. Currently, he is Chairman of the Board of Aerospace Consulting Corporation (AC2), an Albuquerque, New Mexico firm developing ultra-high temperature plasma furnaces designed to completely disintegrate highly toxic biological, chemical and medical wastes.
Just finished your book! Loved it (even though it kept me up tossing and turning some nights) LOL! Great writing! Loved your humor about it all as well! Like you said, if we cant laugh about it, then the other option would be too much to take.. Take care friend! Love and light, Misty
MR. JOSEPH I'M JUST CHECKIN BACK IN WITH YOU BECAUSE I STILL NEVER HEARD ANY REPLY ABOUT MY PAPER... DID YOU HAVE A CHANCE TO CHECK IT OUT LIKE YOU SAID YOU WOULD? HOPE EVERYTHING IS GOING OKEY FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY, THANKS FOR THE AD!
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Over the past twenty five years, Lawrence E. Joseph has written on science, nature, politics and business on four continents for publications including Audubon, Salon.Com, and The New York Times (Magazine, Op-Ed). In 1990, Joseph published Gaia: The Growth of an Idea (St. Martin’s Press) exploring the Gaia Hypothesis that the global ecosystem adjusts and regulates itself more like a living organism than a geological machine, as traditional Earth science holds, and has ramifications for fields ranging from biogeochemistry to goddess worship. In 1994, Common Sense: Why It’s No Longer Common (Addison-Wesley), examined the psychology, philosophy and folk wisdom of common sense, with lots of satire on the lack thereof.. His current book, Apocalypse 2012: A Scientific Investigation into Civilization’s End (Morgan Road/Random House, 2007, plus nine other editions/translations), a personal inquiry into the confluence of ancient Mayan prophecy and contemporary solar physics projections indicating that the year 2012 will be pivotal, perhaps catastrophic. Currently, he is Chairman of the Board of Aerospace Consulting Corporation (AC2), an Albuquerque, New Mexico firm developing ultra-high temperature plasma furnaces designed to completely disintegrate highly toxic biological, chemical and medical wastes.
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