Category: Renewables – Science

As suggested at left, some people are more qualified to present their views on certain subjects than others. Most of the world is appalled that Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s opinions on the pandemic are putting the health of 29 million …

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Here’s a nifty new appliance for the scientifically/environmentally impaired.  Just separate out the vegetables from the rest of your kitchen garbage, put the veggies into the container, plug it in, and go!  Three hours and 1.2 kWhrs of electricity-turned-into-heat later, …

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When we think of Texas, we tend to call to mind tough-minded ranchers, pickup trucks with gun racks, cowboy boots,  death penalty advocates, high school football as a virtual religion, and perhaps a few oil tycoons–each one a societal element …

Texas Governor Removes All COVID-19 Restrictions–Deaths Stemming from Power Outages Weren’t Enough Read More »

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The chart below suggests that Republicans/conservatives perceive the world as a more threatening, less beautiful place than their counterparts. This was also the finding of a related study, one performed in a university that measured unconscious or pre-conscious thought.  The …

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Here’s an article that begins: People often complain about both the high cost of energy and the fact that “they don’t have time to exercise.” This invention certainly solves both problems. Not exactly.  Professional cyclists put out 200 – 300 Watts, …

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Using chemistry to mask odors is one of the many tiny horrors of modern life.  There are people who plug room “fresheners” into their outlets, so as to emit a gas that covers up the smell of mildew or whatever …

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Conservative news sources tell us that science isn’t always right, especially where the politics is concerned.  Of course science can be wrong.  It could be argued that it’s always wrong.  Think of how little of what we “knew” about physics, …

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The post title above comes from this article, which is certainly interesting, though it seems to raise more questions than it answers.  It appears the Pontiff believes that God created evolution and Big Bang, but in a way that isn’t …

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The conservative reader I wrote about here responded to my earlier post:  The Democrats are destroying presenting two sides in academia, by banning conservative speakers. Well, first, as I mentioned, there is a difference between “conservative” opinions and language that …

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Here’s an article from Dr. Vandana Shiva (pictured) called: Fake Food, Fake Meat: Big Food’s Desperate Attempt to Further the Industrialisation of Food, which begins: The ontology and ecology of food  Food is not a commodity, it is not “stuff” …

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