The Latest from Big Think

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Jim Woolsey says more troops and more resources are needed in Iraq.
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The U.S. historically has reacted quickly to changes in enemy tactics. This time, Jim Woolsey says it’s taking a little too long.
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We’ve passed from differences in outlook to bitter partisanship.
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The Latino community, Menendez says, is a sleeping giant.
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We don’t want to destroy oil, Jim Woolsey says, we just want to make it irrelevant.
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Menendez’s experience with inequality at school catapulted him into politics.
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There is an infinite number of ways to ask how you can make a difference.
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Hey Mr. President, there’s nothing wrong in recognizing a failed policy.
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Harness that optimism and do great things.
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Jim Woolsey supported the invasion of Iraq, he just wishes it had been fought differently.
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Will Fidel Castro’s death bring change to Cuba?
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Shaped by a “can do” spirit.
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Menendez believes a society is judged by how it treats its weakest.
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Menendez hopes his example gives minorities hope.
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Creating consensus isn’t easy.
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Senator Bob Menendez has always wanted to be a U.S. Senator.
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Woolsey talks about the 50s oil boom, the 70s oil bust, and the prospects of renewable energy.