The Guardian launders the industry grades on climate coverage using an advocacy group's unlinked and unverifiable numbers and to a standard it fails half the time itself
If you're really interested in saving what we have so built up in Civilization past this article of mine around:
Calling all practical-minded people: As someone deeply interested in material properties, I find the precise mechanics of evaporation and condensation to be a fascinating puzzle. Standard kinetic models treat these phase changes as well enough explained, but if you look at them more closely, the legacy textbook explanations introduce quite a few complications that challenge credulity and violate Occam's razor.
To look at this empirically, I’ve put together a practical $20 Backyard Dare on my Substack page Decoding science using everyday materials. I am seeking pragmatic minds who focus on physical data to review the setup, test the anomaly, and see what the observation actually shows. I would love your thoughts on it.
Hopefully this is in a short enough format that you can just send this around and encourage people to do this simple experiment and help launch an exciting new age of science!
I could be polite and say that the highest and best use for The Guardian is to line the floor of the bird cage, but I would be lying. The canary hated it so much that he committed suicide.
If you're really interested in saving what we have so built up in Civilization past this article of mine around:
Calling all practical-minded people: As someone deeply interested in material properties, I find the precise mechanics of evaporation and condensation to be a fascinating puzzle. Standard kinetic models treat these phase changes as well enough explained, but if you look at them more closely, the legacy textbook explanations introduce quite a few complications that challenge credulity and violate Occam's razor.
To look at this empirically, I’ve put together a practical $20 Backyard Dare on my Substack page Decoding science using everyday materials. I am seeking pragmatic minds who focus on physical data to review the setup, test the anomaly, and see what the observation actually shows. I would love your thoughts on it.
https://whitethomasalan.substack.com/p/the-20-backyard-dare-that-quantum?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=88ul7d
Hopefully this is in a short enough format that you can just send this around and encourage people to do this simple experiment and help launch an exciting new age of science!
I could be polite and say that the highest and best use for The Guardian is to line the floor of the bird cage, but I would be lying. The canary hated it so much that he committed suicide.
I suspect using The Guardian for bird cage liner is just as hazardous to birds as cooking with teflon pans.
Actually, I think it’s pretty high on the PETA list of inhumane practices