Gripping Climate-Population-Artificial-Super-Intelligence Dinner Party: One Too Many Ballrooms @PaulHBeckwith

Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Gripping Climate-Population-Artificial-Super-Intelligence Dinner Party: One Too Many Ballrooms

My friend Tom Riley is a retired NASA instrumentation Engineer, who worked on many devices for the Space Program, satellites, and Space Shuttles.

Since retiring, his passion in life has been to educate the youth on STEM subjects - namely Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. Tom is very active in writing climate change books and short story's to raise the knowledge and passions of our youths.

In this video, I am honored to be able to read Tom's most recent short story, called "One Too Many Ballrooms".

Enjoy:)

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