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Difference between City-boy vs. Country-boy Physicists

Posted on 2013/11/07 by Joseph E Postma

I’m a country-boy physicist, grew up on a farm, doing farm things, working with farm things.  Most of the other physicists I know are city-boys. Coming home on a commuter flight recently, on a Dash-8 (turbo-prop), a discussion about physics … Continue reading →

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What is this “Mystery Object”?

Posted on 2013/11/05 by Joseph E Postma

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Originally seen here. Some of my comments: It looks like it’s a design for a technological machine that can make a human achieve Gnosis…or it is the design for a machine, based on the human design for attaining Gnosis, which … Continue reading →

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Greenhouse Fraud 20: Physics disproves the GHE; Steel Greenhouses; & General Electric Lightbulbs

Posted on 2013/10/26 by Joseph E Postma

What is heating… The “steel greenhouse” provides a basic schematic for the meme of the atmospheric greenhouse effect, among other sources.  Sometimes the terminology goes by the phraseology of “backradiation”, and sometimes it goes by that of “heat trapping” or … Continue reading →

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Random Personal Aside

Posted on 2013/10/23 by Joseph E Postma

Just listening to the song “Skyfall” by Adelle, on a flight back home. Man that’s a trippy song full of alchemical allegory.  Spooky as hell…really…awful in a way of sorts.  Well, just look at the title. You know, the last … Continue reading →

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Burning Watts with Watts

Posted on 2013/10/18 by Joseph E Postma

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This is from Simon Conway Smith: Can an idiot immediately contradict himself? It seems the answer is a resounding YES!  How can you be that much of a moron?  I just can’t comprehend the stupid…it burns. And besides “run the … Continue reading →

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Meritocracy’s Existential Threat: The SIMULATION of Expertise

Posted on 2013/10/07 by Joseph E Postma

The main antithesis of Meritocracy might be called “the appearance of meritocracy”, that is, the pretense of expertise.  As in, pretending to be an expert, and in particular, on a subject which you made up.  When I say “appearance”, I … Continue reading →

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The AGHE Fraud Part 19: “Flux In” is NOT Equal to “Flux Out”

Posted on 2013/10/07 by Joseph E Postma

I keep on seeing the phrase from alarmists, warmists, and luke-warmists, of this initiating assumption that, in order to conserve energy in the greenhouse diagrams and the related K-T Energy budget, you set the power input equal to the power … Continue reading →

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The Fraud of the AGHE Part 18: Conserving Wattage does not Conserve Physics – Rant Free Version

Posted on 2013/09/25 by Joseph E Postma

Equating Flux In the last post, including a discussion about how I feel about stupid people, was an explanation of the difference between energy and energy flux.  Energy is generally a simple static scalar quantity, while flux refers to an … Continue reading →

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The Fraud of the AGHE Part 17: Watts are not a unit of Energy, and how the IPCC Violates Conservation of Energy

Posted on 2013/09/19 by Joseph E Postma

Who are we Working With? Skip down to the next heading section if a cathartic discussion about stupid people doesn’t appeal to you. After my last two posts, I actually had some raging moron alarmist challenge me “to take the … Continue reading →

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The Fraud of the AGHE Part 16: Further Summary

Posted on 2013/08/28 by Joseph E Postma

I received a question about how the 168 W/m2 solar input from the IPCC energy diagram (last post) can be converted into a temperature.  Here is my reply plus some further elaboration: _______________ Radiation Wattage can be converted directly into … Continue reading →

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