In today's messed up world reality, I see everyone's spin and rachet it up a couple of notches. She remained in a medically induced coma for three...
See those framed, expensive looking scribed pieces of paper on the wall behind my desk? They are just pieces of paper telling you I know...
In a recent interview with Jimmy Dore. Bek Lover—podcaster of Albanian background whose real name is Bekim Bahrawy is interviewed by Jimmy...
Exactly what I was thinking, they are running low on ammo.
New Zealand did this. Nothing happened. Horse face wouldn't be questioned.
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It's always about perspective, context, and asking deeper questions. Is the climate changing, has it done so before, and how much if any can/have humans contributed to any climate change? Who knew there were so many 'climate scientists', and how able are they to determine, much less vote on, what's happening? Bandwagons are unseemly and more so in science. Seeing data and evidence, and determining what it means, are two different things. The unending 'record in the last 120 or whatever years' things are a bit interesting but ultimately unhelpful. It's just a continuous litany of human surprise that something's changing when we should be surprised when anything stays the same.