Book Review

Title: Looking out the Window: Are Humans Really Responsible for Changing Climate? The Trial of Carbon Dioxide in the Court of Public Opinion by Bob Webster

Genre: Non-Fiction, Science, Climate

Rating: 5 Stars

Climate change is something every single person has probably heard about or been taught about at some point in their life but in this book, Webster asks the question; are humans really responsible for climate change or is there something else going on. Webster lays out the questions he is going to answer using the scientific method which we have to remember, can’t validate a theory but can invalidate one if it doesn’t match up with real world observations.

 

To: Defective Medication Reporting Centre (DMRC)
Email: [email protected]

To the regulators at the MHRA,

Please be advised that this is an open letter intended to inform both yourselves and the public.

I write to you with a pressing concern surrounding the contents of the mRNA vaccines, which were presented to the FDA by Mr. Kevin McKernan on June 15th, 2023. Mr. McKernan possesses significant expertise, with 25 years in the genomic space, an extensive history working with the Human Genome Project at Whitehead MIT, over 57,000 citations, and several patents on PCR and sequencing.

Can you think of a shape that can completely cover a surface but never in a predictable repeating pattern? No one knew such a shape existed until now.

In this video, Anton Petrov discusses Quantum Entanglement and begins with a brief introduction to what this means.

In 1825, Egyptologists excavated tomb KV9 in Eastern Egypt, the resting place of Pharaoh Ramesses V, who died nearly 3000 years ago.

Chris and Eric Weinstein explore the ramifications of sidelining physics. Why does Eric Weinstein believe it’s crucial to prioritize physics?

Do we have a problem with MALFUNCTIONING MGS…?

In this video, Dr. John Campbell discusses changes in menstruation for women who have received the Covid-19 vaccine.

In this video, Dr. John Campbell is going to be looking at some sinister developments that have been taking shape recently.

In this Fourth Relationship lecture we continue to look at flaws in some of John Gottman’s research.

In this Third Relationship Lecture we observe the Zeigarnik effect and why this makes unresolved issues in relationships so challenging.

In this video, Anton Petrov discusses the Indian Moon mission and what was found now it is finally over.

For nine months now Andrew Bridgen has been “asking Parliament on a weekly basis for a debate on the really important issue of excess deaths. This is an issue he says “that affects every community, and every constituency across the land.” he says and that “It has been affecting most of the developed world.”

In this video, we look at NOAA’s website and when you click on Hawaii, it brings up different types of weather detected by the satellite.

In this Second Relationship lecture we look at factors that predict divorce and how to avoid them.

Full disclosure, I do not think most people will like the contents of these lectures, bear in mind I am building to something with this information specifically establishing communication styles, brain structures for pair bonding etc before talking about more controversial things