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CORRUPT Radio: Interview With Physics Professor Albert Bartlett
by Frank Azzurro
Albert Bartlett, retired Professor of Physics from the University of Colorado in Boulder, examines the arithmetic of steady growth, continued over longer periods of time, in a finite environment. By applying simple mathematic formulas to real-world problems, Dr. Bartlett exposes the inconvenient truth behind our world population growth and exponentially increasing resource consumption.
Corrupt journalist Frank Azzurro caught up with Dr. Bartlett over phone to discuss the population and energy problems humanity faces today.
Host: Frank Azzurro
Production: Mathew Eugene
Correction: Article 1, section 2, states in the Constitution that there should be one representative for every 30,000 people.
Transcription of the interview
Learn more about Dr. Bartlett's work on arithmetic and exponential growth
Audio & video lectures by Dr. Barlett
my bad on the Constitution reference
I noted article 3 of the Constitution with regard to the "shall not exceed one for every thirty thousand" clause; this actually comes from Article I/Section II.