It is a phenomenon of modern life that as membership in the old established religions wane, cults continue to sprout up like toadstools.

Most of them have a very limited number of adherents and unless 75 people are killed at the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Texas, or 900 are killed or commit suicide at Jonestown, Guyana, we don’t hear about cult leaders like David Koresh or Jim Jones.

The mainstream “consensus” on anthropogenic (man-made) global warming (AGW) says the atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) remained stable for millions of years, until the Industrial Revolution when it went from 280 ppm in 1750 to 414.7 ppm in 2019.

Researchers from University College London are forecasting an average temperature in the UK of just 3.9ºC (39ºF) for January to February in what is expected to be “the coldest weather in 30 years.”

Climate craziness knows no bounds, as you can see from the video below. Skeptical astrophysicist, Joseph E Postma laments: “How do you think I feel, working in academia, having PhD’s in physics get mad at me for pointing out that flat Earth theory can’t be valid maths? Emperor has no clothes and they refuse to see it!”

If you were to dive into a black hole (something we would not recommend), you”d likely find a singularity, or an infinitely small and dense point, at the center. Or that”s what physicists have always thought.

Professor Cliff Mass of the University of Washington gives a chilling account of being personally harassed, shouted down and vilified for daring to defend freedom of speech on campus in the new age of ‘Woke.’

Another day, another settled scientific consensus debunked — this one about the dangers of red meat. Surprise, surprise, turns out red meat is not so dangerous after all. But-but-but Settled scientific consensus! Wake up, y’all — it’s all bullshit.

Remember how salt and fat and coffee were poison … and now aren’t?

The patently false notion of anthropogenic global warming (AGW) and climate change was first conceived of by the Club of Rome in its efforts to promote the need for population reduction based on the restricted availability of energy, under the guidance of a united worldwide government.

Scientists have discovered organic molecules containing nitrogen and oxygen on Saturn’s moon Enceladus, according to a new study.

Enceladus, which is Saturn’s sixth-largest moon and about 310 miles in diameter, is an icy orb believed to contain a deep subsurface ocean underneath its icy crust.

Climate has ALWAYS changed from decade to decade.  There were major swings (volatility) during the 1930s. You had the dust bowl during the summer and in 1936 you had record cold.

The 1936 North American cold wave, which also hit Japan and China, still rank among the most intense cold waves in the recorded history of North America.

International researchers estimate that as much as 73 percent of the garbage in the Atlantic Ocean originates from Chinese merchant vessels, Canada’s National Post reported on Tuesday.

Sunspot counts suggest it is one of the deepest minima of the past century. The sun’s magnetic field has become weak, allowing extra cosmic rays into the solar system.

Neutron monitors at the Sodankyla Geophysical Observatory in Oulu, Finland, show that cosmic rays are percentage points away from a Space Age record.

After 30 years, the truth is confirmed—Eli Lilly, the maker of Prozac, secretly paid off plaintiffs in a court case.

The plaintiffs were families of victims killed by a man who went violently crazy after taking Prozac.

The mass shooting took place in 1989, in Kentucky. I covered the case in 1999, by which time the Lilly payoff was an open secret among some lawyers, doctors, and reporters.

Since at least 1922, the Washington Post and others have been trying to scare everyone into thinking that the coastal cities would soon disappear along with the Arctic icecaps, yet the people living by the coast seem to be relaxed and happy.

(h/t David) A controversial University of Alberta billboard advertisement touting a benefit of climate change would never have been approved if proper processes were followed, the university’s president said Sunday night.