‘The Midnight Library’: Making Sense Of Schrodinger’s Cat – Book Review
How can a cat be alive and dead at the same time? I love how science has rediscovered religion. Leaving
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Author: Eric Walberg
Canadian Eric Walberg is known worldwide as a journalist specializing in the Middle East, Central Asia and Russia. A graduate of University of Toronto and Cambridge in economics, he has been writing on East-West relations since the 1980s. He has lived in both the Soviet Union and Russia, and then Uzbekistan, as a UN adviser, writer, translator and lecturer. Presently a writer for the foremost Cairo newspaper, Al Ahram, he is also a regular contributor to Counterpunch, Dissident Voice, Global Research, Al-Jazeerah and Turkish Weekly, and is a commentator on Voice of the Cape radio.
Website: http://ericwalberg.com/
Articles by Eric Walberg :
Review Of Mickey7: Sci-Fi Antidote For The Age Of Genocide
Are you overwhelmed by Israel, Trump, starvation, drones, hypersonic monstrosities, doubling our ‘defense’ budget, reducing people to things, bloodlust? Did
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Review Of Curtin, ‘At The Lost And Found’: Finding The Spectacular In The Society Of The Spectacle
The internet, computers have been a boon to essayists like Edward Curtin (and me!). He/you/we can publish at online sites
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Sacred Bridge?! – OpEd
Yes, sacred transport, even sacred ping pong. But can a card game have a spiritual grounding? There’s no question in my mind
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‘The Fall Of Israel: The Degradation Of Israel’s Politics, Economy & Military’ – Book Review
I am always leery of hubris. It may be true that all people of good now want ‘the fall’ of
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How To Think Impossibly: Towards A Scientific UFOlogy – OpEd
People believe impossible things because impossible things happen to people. You don’t need to believe any of the belief systems
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Sacred Ping Pong – OpEd
I have taken up ping pong as my sole viable remaining sport in my 70s. It really was made for
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Peterborough-Oshawa-Toronto By Bike – Essay
If you need a reminder that there is a higher order watching over us (NOT our profane version of moneyless
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Fighting Dragons: Review Of Naomi Klein’s Doppelganger – OpEd
I love Naomi Klein. Strong, courageous, principled. In her latest, Doppelganger: a trip into the mirror world (2023), willing to open her
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Harnessing Nature To Save The World: A Theory Of Soil – OpEd
What’s the biggest threat humans pose to Nature? War? Mining? Cars/ trucks? Much as they are horrible and threaten Earth
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