Carl Sagan was a man of extraordinary vision and offered great insight into the world. In a very eerily similar way that George Orwell did. A time where the people were so lost in their daily life that the biggest threats to their long term existence were obscured and put on the back burner. Where […]
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How Close Are You To a Nuclear Bomb Right Now?
So, how close do you live to a nuclear bomb? Well, if you live in the southern hemisphere, congratulations, you’re probably pretty far from one. But considering 80% of the human population on Earth lives in the northern hemisphere, well, odds are you’re relatively close to one, especially if you’re reading this from inside […]
A quick word on “Personal proof”
I would support personal proof if it was also Universal. Universal evidence that is bound to the scientific method. Because in a way, you can personally witness proof of any said event or objective fact. It’s best understood when peer reviewed or under the scrutiny or viewing of another human being, several. Lots of people are […]
We live in a world where: (WK2)
The Universe does not have a plan for you, in the sense that you might wish it would. Chemically it does, mathematically it does, with theories rigorously tested and confirmed over and over, we have unlocked some secrets.We know things we were never evolved to understand. It’s as if we can see the outline of an image, […]
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