If Einstein could be wrong about the speed of light and the E (equals) mc2 equation … is it possible, even remotely, potentially, that Al Gore and friends could be wrong about the causes of, scope of, and dangers from…
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Fracking Is Not Natural!
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Sometimes it takes no more than a nutty sign to inspire a blog post. (pic via AP) Take a look at the pic to the right, from yesterday’s WSJ. The protester at left exclaims that fracking is not “natural.” (while…
The Never-Ending Search For “Natural”
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Just a reminder, just because something is “natural” (whatever exactly that means), it’s isn’t necessarily preferred or even good for us. To wit, here’s a brief non-exhaustive list of natural things I would prefer to avoid: Hurricanes / Tornadoes /…
Book Review: Hoodwinking the Nation by Julian Simon
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I think Julian Simon was a brilliant man with a giant intellect and a gift for explaining the world around us. As a result of discovering his writings I’ve become more positive and grateful … and look forward to the…
Book Review: Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers
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I can’t recall where I learned of this book [Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers], it’s been in my Amazon queue for maybe 6 months. I think the best comment I have regarding this book is that no other…
Quick Book Review: Climate Confusion by Dr. Roy Spencer
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The full title is: “Climate Confusion: How Global Warming Hysteria Leads to Bad Science, Pandering Politicians and Misguided Policies that Hurt the Poor,” and the title does a solid job of summing-up the central theme of the book in under…