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Thursday, November 12, 2009

Things I read

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As some people expressed interest in RSS feeds I follow, here they are. For every feed I want to include some recent good item (if there...
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Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Inevitability of geoengineering, part 2

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In my previous post , I explained why geoengineering to counteract global warming seems inevitable. To summarize, data suggests that between...
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The myth of 5 a day - people never ate that much fruit and veg

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NHS (to American readers - it's the British socialized medicine destroying UK, and coming to destroy your country too now) strongly prom...
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Thursday, November 05, 2009

Inevitability of geoengineering

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I want to write a quick post showing some arguments about inevitability of large scale geoengineering which I find extremely convincing. I...
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Sunday, November 01, 2009

Why Malthusianism refuses to die

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It's astonishing how popular Malthusian catastrophism is, in spite of such spectacular evidence to the contrary. As disaster keeps faili...
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Widespread capital punishment never existed

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There's this fancy Western European idea of abolishing death penalty. Wikipedia even has a nice map, with blue countries having abolishe...
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Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Medieval 2 Total War Concentrated Vanilla 0.07

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Here's another release of my Medieval 2 Total War Concentrated Vanilla mod. Old releases suffered from the too-much-money problem, just ...
Thursday, October 15, 2009

Folk Complexity Theory

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There's one kind of posts on this blog that get the most hostile reactions. It's not politics (nobody reads those), flaming programm...
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The Web 2.0 of Metaphors

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After hearing that something is Wikipedia of whatever it is about, and getting slightly annoyed by it, I decided, in interest of science, to...
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