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Daily Archives: 17 February 2015
Summary On First Liquid Stone Experiment
After a year of aging in the corner, the results of a first very rough test of ‘liquid stone’ tech as it might have evolved from junk on an Egyptian trash heap near an embalming site or near a glass or clay working shop. Continue reading
Global Warming is a Progressive/USA-Liberal Belief System
A brief look at the geographic distribution of belief (yes, belief, as in ‘belief in fairy-tales’) in AGW – human caused Global Warming. Not too surprisingly, it shows dense progressive / USA-Liberal urban areas are believers while more rural ‘in touch with nature’ areas that are also usually more conservative are in the skeptic camp. Clearly such belief is a political marker for the left / USA-Liberal / Progressive crowd. The rest of us not so much… Continue reading
Posted in AGW and GIStemp Issues, Political Current Events
Tagged AGW, Belief, Geography, politics
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