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Gary Kendall

Gary Kendall

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Host, BLESS Podcast

Olathe

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Religion

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CBD, crypto, CPG

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Total articles 5

  • Humanity needs a dramatic paradigm shift

    By Gary Kendall| BusinessBrief Verified COVID-19 is simply a symptom of a deadlier underlying issue: our dominant belief that humanity is separate from and above the natural world. This pandemic was predicted in the Journal of Clinical Microbiology, in which a 2007 article explicitly referred to the likelihood of further SARS-like viruses linked to the culture of eating exotic mammals in Southern China. So, this is not a black swan in any sense – it emerged predictably as a result of exploitation and destruction of biodiversity.

    By Gary Kendall · BusinessBrief

    Sep. 04, 2020

  • LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Overdue severance tax

    By Gary Kendall| Daily Item Verified Letter-writer Joseph Lahr (May 26) doesn’t like Gov. Tom Wolf’s campaign ads pushing for a severance tax on shale gas. Mr. Lahr doesn’t believe the gas belongs to all Pennsylvanians.He thinks the gas belongs only to the drillers and to the people who own the property being drilled.Except the shale gas industry enjoys the benefits afforded to public utilities.

    By Gary Kendall · Daily Item

    Jun. 01, 2018

  • Humanity needs a dramatic paradigm shift

    By Gary Kendall| BusinessBrief Verified COVID-19 is simply a symptom of a deadlier underlying issue: our dominant belief that humanity is separate from and above the natural world. This pandemic was predicted in the Journal of Clinical Microbiology, in which a 2007 article explicitly referred to the likelihood of further SARS-like viruses linked to the culture of eating exotic mammals in Southern China. So, this is not a black swan in any sense – it emerged predictably as a result of exploitation and destruction of biodiversity.

    By Gary Kendall · BusinessBrief

    Sep. 04, 2020

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BLESS Podcast