Are we humans, or some kind of a helmet?

Step by step, inch by inch, milimeter by milimeter (for anyone outside the U.S.) everything about The Truth About Everything is moving forward.

I finished the book and have started editing it from 1000 down to 300 pages.

While I didn't provide a page count writing it up to 1000, I'll let you know how many pages I've edited it down to, since I'm more excited about that.

Tonight we podcast a panel discussion about Peak Oil and related issues and that went very well.

The blog has been split between these personal, journal-like, diary-like, diarrhea-like entries and the more substantive, content-oriented entries you'll see over on "The Truth About Anything."

While the book and everything else is really called "The Truth About EVERYTHING" (not anything), there was already a blog with that title and we didn't want to create problems before we started.

So we're calling both blogs "Anything" when in fact I obviously know the truth about everything. Duh.

You still access us via "TruthEverything.blogspot.com."

I'm bringing the personal blogs over to this blog and leaving the more substantive ones over there.

When we really start advertising that blog you'll see a list of very provocative questions to begin discussions, like "Are we humans the cancer on the host body of all life?" and "If we continue doing what we're doing, how long before our species goes extinct?" and "Was that Ted Koppel's hair, or some kind of a helmet?"

Here, we'll deal mostly with the last question.