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I never learnt the violin as a child, the torture of a sibling’s attempt was enough to put me off it. I did learn a woodwind instrument and even did an “exam” to grade 3, but I couldn’t see the … Continue reading →

[Before reading, I thought I would comment on this article, which is not my area of expertise, so if anyone reads this please forgive my naivety. However I may as well give it a go. I will highlight my own … Continue reading →

There’s some interesting posts appearing suggesting that Epstein was: OFFERING GIRLS TO ALMOST ALL THE ELITE PARTICIPANTS IN 2014 “CLIMATE SUMMIT”! However the alleged “evidence” of this is a highly suspect email which appears to very odd and potentially is … Continue reading →

The post read: In the Huliaipole sector, the Armed Forces of Ukraine are facing an impending catastrophe, according to Armed Forces military correspondent Bogdan Miroshnikov: “Spokespeople are saying one thing, but the commander-in-chief only acknowledges three lost settlements (in reality … Continue reading →

I always imagined the sound of nails being dragged down a blackboard, when I thought about these times. Reality has caught up with the lies. We are about a third of the way into the century long predictions of climate … Continue reading →

Since I started this blog at the beginning of  2011 I’ve published over 1200 articles mostly focussing on climate and energy. But it often surprises me when I look at the statistics that many of the articles that get read … Continue reading →

The greatest battle in my lifetime is just commencing. The outcome will define the global relationships for decades, even centuries to come, and almost no one is aware of it, and even fewer of its importance. Ukraine is on the … Continue reading →

Information is measured in bits which is log2 (1/probability) Like information, value is increased by rarity. What if they behaved the same? Value = β log2 (1/frequency) If I had the rarest fossil and it was worth A. Then if … Continue reading →

US dollar use in global reserves dropped from 73% in 2001 to 54% now. Three things have triggered this: The collapse of the US as a viable economy with massive and growing debt (the intent of Net Zero) The theft … Continue reading →

Following Trump’s threat to start nuclear war by sending US personnel to fire devices that Russia would have to assume were nuclear into Russia, and Putin’s highly effective response of demonstrating nuclear powered nuclear weapons that would bypass the US … Continue reading →