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Taking science by the throat...
2025-04-03
Lord Ribblesdale and friends
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To the National Gallery for the Siena exhibition , but we were early so browsed around. And I was happy to find Lord R again; I think they ...
2025-03-28
Conjectures and Refutations, part two
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Conjectures and Refutations refers, naturally. But what is so charming about Popper is the way that an idea, that in our debased times woul...
2025-03-21
Conjectures and Refutations
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This is a great book by Karl Popper ; you should read it. You can even do that online as rosenfels.org/Popper.pdf . The overall theme is the...
2025-03-20
Global cereal production has grown much faster than population in the last half-century
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Every now and again one reads a paper saying something along the lines of "ZOMG we're all going to die of starvation". Perhaps...
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2025-03-18
Red Team wins again
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A follow up to Red team rows over , though I seem to have skipped 2024 (see here for the 2024 playlist ). Not to spoil the suspense, but t...
2025-02-24
Energy Secretary Chris Wright Sees Opportunity In Ecological Collapse?
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Celeb Watch: Energy Secretary Chris Wright Sees Opportunity In Ecological Collapse says Michael Mann . Or does he? Strictly speaking, all...
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2025-02-12
Return to Sneachda
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I last went to the Cairngorms in 2013 ; and my book tells me I was there in 1992, 3 and 6 . But without Howard's enthusiasm, my own wea...
2025-01-18
In a democracy, when and where should majorities rule?
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A familiar question - I mean my headline, not the cartoon. I don't intend to answer it. My title comes from In a democracy, when and w...
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2025-01-01
The work of disenchantment never ends
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Or, the year in Stoats, 2024. This year, with too few comments to meaningfully rank anything, I'm returning to ranking by what I like. ...
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2024-12-29
Three easy pieces
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In the strange quiet 'twixt Christmas and the New Year I bring you three light fluffy concoctions of confusion: Starmer asks UK regulat...
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