Author Archives: Pict1

I’ve been hit by the huge susceptibility of the UK to a nuclear strike, which means the result is far far worse here than it would be anywhere else. The key issues that would cause so many problems are: Economy … Continue reading →

A person can easily survive 21 days without food. But, by the end of the first week, their body is getting the brain to obsessively think about food and to repress any thoughts such as “you can’t do that” if … Continue reading →

Yesterday’s work, was a bit of a shock, because I suddenly realised that I had been focussing on the wrong things in terms of surviving a nuclear war. So, this article challenges my whole assumption of a “nuclear war”. My … Continue reading →

Today I forced myself to look beyond the actual nuclear exchange toward the kind of situation that would exist afterwards. I am beginning to realise the problem I was having trying to understand what can be done.

Russia is not going to accept any outcome from Ukraine, except one that guarantees it is protected from further aggression by Nato. That’s not a red line … one that the US can repeatedly push back and pretend does not … Continue reading →

The reason for this article is to produce some specific lists (based on Nuclear war) … almost solely for my own use. Long term Long term, the key is to get the hell out of countries that are likely to … Continue reading →

The reason for this article, was to attempt to finish working out how to survive a nuclear war. Because I never faced the aftermath. Instead I focussed on issues like a shelter, because they were much more tangible and understandable. … Continue reading →

If we look back at the rate of change in science, there was a period from the 1600s to about 1930s where science changed not only totally, but repeatedly totally changed in a series of enormous revolutionary phases. In contrast, … Continue reading →

I’ve reached the stage where I don’t give a fig about the climate unless I can see a change that is agreed by climate sceptics. Because unless they can see it, it doesn’t exist. Yes there are 365 articles a … Continue reading →

If anyone looks at the changes in the 18th, 19th and 20th century there is no doubt that technology complete utterly changed the world beyond all recognition. Britain went from a country where there were barely decent roads for a … Continue reading →