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Hacking for political hire?
An interesting event occurred this week - hackers broke into a UK climate study institute and posted a random sampling (61MB) of emails and reports out on the web under the reasoning that such informa… more →
Dr. Teine's Inflammatory Tonic
Hacking for political hire?
drteine wrote 1 week ago: An interesting event occurred this week - hackers broke into a UK climate study institute and posted … more →
Proximal Fragmentation
oh99 wrote 2 weeks ago: Neo-Malthusian twists claim that the global people-count is heading towards stability. That sure is … more →
Accidental Economy?
oh99 wrote 3 weeks ago: Let’s see… Y2K Bug leads to mass paranoia – of failed computer systems when the cl … more →
Psychohistory & Race
oh99 wrote 1 month ago: QUALIFIER: The thoughts expressed here may or may not apply to everybody in an individual capacity. … more →
The Promises and Perils of Historical Theory
G G wrote 1 month ago: Historians have their work cut out for them. It takes a lot of hard work and dedication to create hi … more →
The New Russian-Chinese Interdependency
drteine wrote 1 month ago: I read this article yesterday and the following one today with a lot of interest. It’s an AP … more →
No. 20: Crackpots Unlimited
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kathyebel wrote 2 months ago: Wanna hear my sexy To-Do list? 1) Have German citizenship restored in what’s left of 2009. 2) … more →
South Carolina - Humphrey Walrond
nasonmac wrote 2 months ago: Humphrey Walrond’s rebellion in Barbados occurred more than 350 years ago. Historians can either dis … more →
Climate Change, Soot, and Trust. Part III.
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drteine wrote 2 months ago: So where the hell am I going with all this now in the third part? Here is where I am going with thi … more →
Climate Change, Soot, and Trust. Part II
drteine wrote 2 months ago: So in the last post I presented information calling into serious doubt the conclusions on warming in … more →
Climate Change, Soot, and Trust. Part I
drteine wrote 2 months ago: Another WTF story from Dr. Teine? And in three parts?!? Well, maybe yes, but bear with me as I t … more →
Fate, Free Will, and Science
drteine wrote 3 months ago: Science can discover some things from time to time that bother me because it infers something with d … more →
Market Forces, Baseline Correction, and Stimulus
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drteine wrote 4 months ago: Scientist attempting economic correlation. Flee or read at your own risk. I’ve been talking w … more →
What I Like Best About 'Insiders'
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baraholka1 wrote 5 months ago: What I like best about ‘Insiders’ is the Paul Kelly segment. I love the way Barry Cassid … more →
History - Now in Chart Form!
drteine wrote 5 months ago: Very interesting and informative plots and charts on the political trends in the US supreme court ca … more →
Wild adventure and sociopolitical insight come together in Star Bridge
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Bill the sci-fi guy wrote 6 months ago: Creation….. It is its own nemesis. Success is temporary, and idolization will not make the eph … more →
Technology leading to new political thought
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drteine wrote 6 months ago: I’m going to use a stupid video game reference that I think some of you will get before I lead … more →
Graduate Students = Indentured Servants
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drteine wrote 6 months ago: As a former chemistry graduate student, nothing in the article by Slate on lab safety and the death … more →
The Mathematics Of An Insurgency...
Marc wrote 7 months ago: One of the more interesting segments on TED that I’ve seen in a while and if you geek out on A … more →
