Apple Has Lost Its Innovation Polish
Riffing About Tim Cook and Apple’s New Old Mac Mini By Terry Bailey Nov 4, 2018 When former Pepsi CEO John Scully was running Apple in the Nineties, I gave an interview to MacWeek, and […]
Tag: art and science
The Sad Fate of Professional Musicians in U.S. : Outsourced to London, Part II – The Pay Model Connection
In the last post, (Part 1) I talked about the loss of studio musician jobs in the U.S. to London as a result of the removal of music education from our schools, the lack […]
The Sad Fate of Professional Musicians in U.S. : Outsourced to London, Part I – The Music Education Connection
Why are so many film and TV producers going to London to record their music soundtracks rather than recording here in the States?
All Hands on Deck Thoughts Evoked On Hearing A Science Star – Freeman Dyson – In Pasadena the Other Night
Yes, it was one of those science fan nights for me at Pasadena’s Caltech Beckman Auditorium last week. I’ve read most of Freeman Dyson’s books and for years have admired his sensible approach to science […]
Brilliant Scientist, Technologist, Businessperson != Brilliant Anything Else, Part 1
Just because someone is a brilliant scientist, it does not necessarily follow that he/she is a brilliant anything-else.
Why Arts Education is Critical for Every Human Being on the Planet, Part 1
Hi, I’m back and summer 2013 is a memory. I seem to always regret that I did not eat enough tomatoes and nectarines when the end of September rolls around! I left you hanging at […]
Writing Out Loud About The Search for Life in Space Exploration
Or, A Little Mars & Origins of Life History Before Tackling Today’s Space Exploration Debates, Part II One of the exciting things about blogs is the fact that we can update them with new information, […]
Why the future of space exploration requires that we make Earth protection our first priority.
The news media is rife with stories about missions to Mars and to asteroids lately. A great deal of the interest has been spawned by the fact that we have a mission on Mars currently, […]