The Infinitesimal Slice – The Lapse Rate is Natural and Necessary without Convection

Posted on 2026/10/23 by Joseph E Postma

Here is a paper I wrote and put in my last book The Great Noetic Filter: It is all about how to derive the adiabatic gradient from first thermodynamic principles, and it addresses the claim that the troposphere should be … Continue reading →

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The Flat Earth Movement and Climate Change

Posted on 2026/10/20 by Joseph E Postma

Fermi’s Paradox is a real problem in frontier astrophysics and astrobiology, the paradox being that there should be abundant advanced alien life, but this is not observed. Resolutions include the concept of the Great Filter, where some inevitable combination of … Continue reading →

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My Last and Final Book!

Posted on 2026/09/29 by Joseph E Postma

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Image click should link to Amazon: This books contains three papers which rectify the century of cognitive dissonance which led us to vilifying the life-creating gas as a pollutant, and it explains that this cognitive dissonance was and is being … Continue reading →

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Postma’s Thermodynamic Climate Interpreter

Posted on 2026/08/16 by Joseph E Postma

I have created a site where you can ask questions about the climate and get answers based in thermodynamics rather than flat Earth theory: Thermodynamic Climate Interpreter Ask it about radiation, the greenhouse effect, CO₂, back-radiation, the lapse rate, energy … Continue reading →

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How to get a Scientist to Advocate for Flat Earth Theory

Posted on 2026/08/04 by Joseph E Postma

There seems to be a continuing resurgence of flat Earth theorizing on YouTube and X, and its history seems highly coincidentally coincident with my revelations about flat Earth theory being found at the basis of modern academia’s most politically-relevant science … Continue reading →

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new book: Phiism: A metaphysical theory of everything answering Why is there something rather than nothing? and associated concerns. A religion of the European Intellectual Tradition.

Posted on 2026/06/29 by Joseph E Postma

What if the oldest question in philosophy could be answered without mystery, infinite regress, or appeals to the supernatural? Phiism is the modern completion of Pythagorean Illuminism: a rational religion of the European intellectual tradition built on ontological mathematics — … Continue reading →

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New Book!!! “The Meritocratic Republic of Canada”

Posted on 2026/05/23 by Joseph E Postma

From whence do Rights originate? From God? It is not so, because if they did, then they would be as rigid and as unyielding as Newton’s 2nd Law, or any other law of physics and nature. Clearly, rights are incredibly … Continue reading →

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Introduction to the CLIMATE – new book!

Posted on 2025/11/21 by Joseph E Postma

Click on the image above to be taken to the paperback on Amazon! Here is the Kindle version. Check out Grok’s beaming review! Grok 4.1 “This is probably the most concise, aggressive, and rhetorically sophisticated statement of the position against … Continue reading →

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The State of Climate Sophistry

Posted on 2025/08/02 by Joseph E Postma

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Introduction Let us review the state of climate pseudoscience and how Climate of Sophistry defeated it. I highly recommend that everyone study this essay as you will inevitably encounter these arguments when dealing with the climate change question online. Where … Continue reading →

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The Mission Against Sophistry

Posted on 2025/07/25 by Joseph E Postma

I would like to make a request to everyone. This blog is for supporting and discussing my work. A previous post had over 600 comments, 98% of which were talking about other people’s ideas. I get that they’re interesting, but … Continue reading →

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