Occam's razor. Radix malorum est cupiditas.
14.03.2026 20:18
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Occam's razor. Radix malorum est cupiditas.
Take care. When I had chronic back problems I found shiatsu useful, though I think it depends on finding a good person as I've had varied results with different people.
What are your views on the proposition that one of the functions of enclosures and 'scientific agriculture' was to dispossess rural populations and so force them to work in the factories of the Industrial Revolution?
Old news, but: "China is Russia's biggest trading partner, the biggest purchaser of Russian crude and Russian gas, the second-biggest purchaser of Russian coal and the third-biggest purchaser of Russian LNG, according to the Kremlin."
www.reuters.com/business/ene...
So… will the new campus have the same recruitment criteria and employment equality as the parent campus.
"Oil and natural gas resources in the occupied Palestinian territory could generate hundreds of billions of dollars for development." unctad.org/news/unreali...
"Between one-quarter and one-half of interstate wars since 1973 have been connected to one or more oil-related causal mechanisms." www.jstor.org/stable/24480...
"A thinktank with close ties to Saudi Arabia" ... "Since 2020, the energy industry has made £125bn in profits in the UK, with oil and gas companies enjoying windfalls while vulnerable people struggled to heat their homes." www.theguardian.com/business/202...
The post also indicates that publicity is important, underlining the fact that constant publicity for Reform on the BBC and other media outlets has a strong effect. If the Greens had more coverage and Reform less, then there would be a markedly different voting intention.
I wondered exactly the same thing. Getting hairs into that tube can't be good for it.
I think it might be this one: www.wildlifetrusts.org/wildlife-exp...
Check out Larry Summers, Epstein and Iraq. It's been done before at the cost of tens of thousands of lives.
TBH I think Trump is addled by having intravenous anti-aging serum injections, which is why he wears the bruises like a badge. He's not really part of the decision-making equation. Netanyahu avoiding jail? Maybe. A few people making gazillions of money? Almost certainly e.g. Larry Summers and Iraq.
And this: "In 2025, Iran still hosts one of the world's largest Afghan refugee populations, with approximately 750,000 registered and an estimated 2.6 million undocumented Afghans residing in the country. 96% live in urban areas, while the remaining 4% reside in refugee settlements."
“The UK’s firm position is that rights can only be held by legal entities with a legal personality. We do not accept that rights can be applied to nature or Mother Earth,” “While we recognise that others do, it is a fundamental principle for the UK and one from which we cannot deviate.” 21/02/24 😵💫
For a while there were strips of white on the lee side of some dry-stone walls and in deeper shaded gullies. Robert Macfarlane called these ‘snow-bones’ and once you’ve heard the name it’s hard to unsee the snow skeleton of winter in the spring thaw.
community.moodscope.com/blog/snow-bo...
"The war is not meant to be won, it is meant to be continuous." From the film of Nineteen Eighty-Four.
He's the one we know about. Expose them all.
Zoschenko If you like Russian literature:
Here is a dry table of the events in my life:
arrested -- 6 times,
sentenced to death -- 1 time;
wounded -- 3 times;
committed suicide -- 2 times;
got beaten up -- 3 times;
All this happened not because of adventurism, but "just like that"--no luck.
September 2022, chairman Ravil Maganov died after falling from a hospital window. Board member Alexander Subbotin had died an unusual death. Maganov's replacement as chairman, October 2023 Vladimir Ivanovich Nekrasov, died suddenly. March 2024, vice president Vitaly Robertus died suddenly.
Lukoil, Russia’s largest private oil company, had a market value of $268.8 billion on August 2, more than 30 times as much as the payments that Russia’s government received for all the assets it sold over this 8-year period.
cepr.net/publications...
Bring it on. They were all in there doing this and it now looks like being very deliberate.
I asked Molly Scott Cato the same question and she gave a good answer, but I'm still baffled as to why 30% should want to vote for Reform. Lies, grifting, squabbling, misinformation, racism, misogyny, all seem to be positive political attributes. Maybe something different will emerge tomorrow.
Do you have an article that lists the suicides associated with the Epstein scandal? I know it was a lot and far reaching, but great to have them in on place and analysed. Also remembering that Stephen Ward died of an overdose in the Profumo Affair.
Happy to send a list in case they run out of names
Please can we get all these people and their traitorous dealings out into the open. The information is there. It's been there for decades. Radix malorum es cupitidas. It's that simple. Oh, and sexual exploitation of children too.
Just to add to the academic analysis of LLM, the article linked here suggests that respondents prefer LLM-written poetry to human-written poetry. The key is in the sample of respondents. People who knew about poetry were excluded, so doggerel wins. www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Here it is in a graph ->
LLMs take something old, and rearrange it to make something new
