Category Archives: Bobbing Around

Travel may broaden the mind, but it shortens survival. Dr Bob Rich We’re never going to dig up enough coal, cut down enough trees, catch enough fish or grow enough corn. To keep our economy plugging away, we need more … Continue reading →

Just because we are all doomed does not mean we can’t be nice to one another. Rich McLean The Palyku nation in the far west [of Australia] has a culture entirely distinct to the Kamilaroi nation in the east. The … Continue reading →

Greed is an environmental issue. We are now in the 6th extinction event of earth that will kill everything because those with too much want everything. Dr Bob Rich This year is the worst we’ve ever seen. There was so … Continue reading →

Disposability is an absurd business model that was originally encouraged as a way of increasing consumption for the benefit of the entire economy, but it is now used as a manipulative tactic to keep consumers locked into enforced consumption cycles … Continue reading →

How could we have ever believed that it was a good idea to grow our food with poisons? Jane Goodall Bobbing Around Volume Seventeen, Number Eleven, May, 2018 Bob Rich’s rave bobswriting.com    anxietyanddepression-help.com/    mudsmith.net/    previous issues *About Bobbing Aroundsubscribe/unsubscribeguidelines for … Continue reading →

Poverty is a social disease, not an individual sin. Peace Paul Our task must be to widen our circle of compassion, to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature in its beauty. Albert Einstein Bobbing Around Volume Seventeen, … Continue reading →

The Earth is actually just a big spaceship, with a very, very big crew. It really has to travel sensibly, be maintained and looked after properly, or its voyage is going to come to an end. French astronaut Thomas Pesquet … Continue reading →

To bring a child into a dying world is an act of negligent homicide to the child and our shared Planet. Dr. Glen Barry Writing is the chocolate icing on the cake of life. Dr Bob Rich Bobbing Around Volume … Continue reading →

Every Australian who has accepted the government’s dishonest rhetoric about ‘boat people’ should read this book, so they can understand the horrors which cause people to flee, to leave behind the only culture they know, to risk everything in a … Continue reading →

According to the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, about 28 percent of assessed freshwater species are heading for extinction. As shown by the 2016 Living Planet Index, they’re declining at a faster rate (an 81 percent decline between 1970 … Continue reading →