Okay, it looks a little like the Ewok village in Star Wars, or something out of Donkey Kong, but that’s fine by me.
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Jeremy Williams
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The latest from Make Wealth History- 2012 and the end of the worldWho would you call if you thought the world was ending? For many people the answer appears to be NASA, who have set up a special web page reassuring people that the world is not going to end in 2012. Apparently the movie has caused a fair degree of panic. Since it’s a saturday, and [...]
- The oil depletion dilemmaThe International Energy Agency released their latest World Energy Outlook this week. It’s a crucial report, as these are the ones that the US and UK governments, among others, base their energy projections around. Bizarrely, the IEA are the most optimistic of all the energy agencies. While other experts warn and wring their hands over [...]
- Reply from Lord GriffithsA couple of weeks ago I wrote to Lord Griffiths about some comments he had made about inequality. I suggested that his view that inequality was a necessary side-effect to wealth creation wasn’t acceptable, and recommended that he read The Spirit Level. To be honest, I wasn’t entirely expecting a reply on this one, but [...]
- 2012 and the end of the world
Is that real?
Yep, it’s a treetop village called Finca Bellavista, in Costa Rica. You can buy a plot for your treehouse from $50,000
That looks amazing!