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Green Liberty Caucus Responds to My Critique of the ‘Collapsing Climate’ Cult
Wikimedia commons: Mouth taped with scotch…or…how to blow the whistle on the climate scam.
I am devoting a separate piece to a reader’s comment on Part I, which I found particularly interesting for two reasons. First, it comes from the ver...
The Collapsing Minds of the ‘Collapsing Climate’ Cult: Part V – Why Do They Do It?
Wikimedia Commons: Still from the film "Human Wreckage" (1923)
“They called me mad, and I called them mad, and damn them, they outvoted me.” – Nathaniel Lee.
Sadly, it is quite normal for the mass of people to uncritically accept that t...
The Collapsing Minds of the ‘Collapsing Climate’ Cult: Part IV – The Cost of Misdiagnosing, and Are We Dealing With a Scam?
Wikimedia Commons: Pinocchio Paradox
The cost of misdiagnosing the problem
Even if we assume that the obsession with eliminating CO₂ emissions stems from a good-faith misdiagnosis of environmental problems, there is a cost to misdiag...
The Collapsing Minds of the ‘Collapsing Climate’ Cult: Part III – Deep Uncertainty in Climate Science
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I had initially intended to cover three subjects in one essay: the deep uncertainty in climate science; the costs of misdiagnosing environmental problems, and; answering whether the official narrative is definitely a scam,...
The Collapsing Minds of the ‘Collapsing Climate’ Cult: Part II – Science vs The Consensus Manufacturing Machine
“Madness does not come by breaking out, but by giving in; by settling down in some dirty, little, self-repeating circle of ideas; by being tamed.” – G.K. Chesterton, Manalive
What science is and what science isn’t
Science is a meth...
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