Location
New york City
Bio
Scott Baker is the author of Neitherworld - a two-volume novel blending Native American myth, archaeological detail, government conspiracy, with a sci-fi flair. He is a frequent contributor to Op-Ed News and has a blog: http://newthinking.blogspot.com/
Scott was an I.T. Manager for New York University for over two decades where he initiated computing, developed databases, established networks for two major departments and earned a Certificate for Frontline Leadership. He had a video game published in Compute! Magazine.
Scott now chooses to use his computer for the greater good. He is a recent graduate of the Henry George School of Social Science in New York City. Scott is a modern-day Renaissance Man with interests in astronomy, history, natural sciences, psychology, philosophy, Native American culture, and all future-forward topics; he has been called an adept syncretist by Kirkus Discoveries for NeitherWorld.
He grew up in New York City and Pennsylvania. He graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Pennsylvania State University and was a member of the Psychology honor society PSI CHI.
Today he is an avid bicyclist and is active in several Green organizations and Progressive organizations such as ObamaNYC and Transportation Alternatives, and has a presence on Facebook, MySpace, Change.Gov, OpEdNews, and PickensPlan. Scott is a strong proponent of the Georgist Single Tax: "Tax the use of natural resources, not wages or capital," which would dramatically reduce resource use and increase productivity.







