Most people tend to think of inertia as applying to something at rest or stationary, such as a person on a couch. However, it also applies to bodies in motion….
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Almost a year ago, a scientific paper appeared in the Proceedings of the US National Academy of Sciences detailing the feedback cycles which it suggested were likely to kick in…
To explain this properly, we need to do a bit of geology. The Permian Period is an interval of geological time which began 298.9 million years ago and ended 251.9…
Terry McCrann usually writes on business topics for Murdoch’s The Australian, but he has written a simply silly piece on carbon dioxide emissions, and to let you know where he…
Everybody with a modicum of intelligence understands anthropogenic climate change is a fact and it is extremely dangerous. We knew about this 30 years ago1, and the prospect of it…
Former Vice Chancellor of Notre Dame University, Celia Hammond, has been selected to run in Julie Bishop’s seat of Curtin. On the surface, she should have been a reasonably good…
Very few Murdoch ‘journalists’ are real journalists; many are just Liberal Party fundament osculators. One of the few who is a real journalist is Malcolm Farr, but he has not…
It is difficult to know where to start with such a bumptious buffoon as archetypal combover Maurice Newman. He is completely out of his depth with climate science, and is…
As the federal election approaches, lying in the Liberal Party has become epidemic, and it sickens me that Australian politicians think so little of the Australian people that they will…
