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Another Green Energy Triumph - World Saved!

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2026-08-14

Brought to us by that stalwart investigator of all things German and "Green" (not to mention unworkable) ...

Enjoy!

 

How Not to Go Completely Round the Bend?

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2026-08-14

The Professor of Mischief strikes again, this time with an AI tool to analyse your scope for making the wrong decision by AI ...

No doubt it could come in useful in all sorts of arenas, and just maybe it's a tool that should be automatically embedded within any AI-based system worth its salt to keep it within bounds. In a world of potentially rogue AIs, that could be a prerequisite!

Whether it would be feasible may be arguable of course, but perhaps it could form a basis for establishing whether a system based upon an AI could be regarded as fit for purpose. In a world of rapidly developing governmental and commercial systems so based, I'd say it's a no-brainer.

Would you fly with this AI?

 

Notes from The Professor of Free Energy - & Grok

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2026-08-14

Make of this what you will.

For me, it reminds me that Tartaria was apparently run on free energy "from the atmosphere" - whatever that meant - and was destroyed shortly (in historical terms) before Tesla did his research.

Hmmmm ...

(31 minutes)

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Notes from the Professor of Mischief

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2026-08-14

Regular readers will be familiar with the work of Martin Geddes.

On the verge of what we must all hope and pray is indeed a Great Awakening of Humanity to end the Great Deceit of Humanity, and thereby usher in a new World Order whose natural state is control by the common man from the bottom up, rather than control by the self-appointed elite from the top down, we find Martin in reflective mood, reviewing his place in a world gradually (and perchance then suddenly!) changing beyond anyone's expectation.

We might be wise to join him. We may all be in the same boat soon enough. And he from the start was on board with the Q phenomenon that has been perhaps the sheet anchor that held the whole extraordinary process together. At a minimum he pioneered the UK response to the project, and he has continued to pioneer the epistemology of failing systems (of which there seems to be no current shortage).

Perhaps mischievously he asked ChatGPT to comment on his contribution.

"Martin’s work can be difficult to classify ... "

The AI obviously hasn't been paying attention -  Martin himself nailed it early on, a nailing which I am delighted to include in the title of this article. 

Readers may like to speculate on the possible reasons for this mundane piece of AI blindness for themselves 😀.

Overall this is a bit of a ramble around his human feelings, but none the worse for that. If I had done what he has done, I'd be in no state to write anything, but he continues to share his thoughts with us with a generosity that is both humbling and informative (and proves that he's human!).

It has been my great privilege to be carried along along for the ride.

 

 

 

Climate Change is to Blame! Oh, Wait ...

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2026-08-14

England is a tinder-box!

Fires are everywhere!

It must be Climate Change!

Or maybe it's remote central government pushing policies that nobody wanted ("rewilding") in pursuit of a climate agenda imposed by yet another even more remote form of government (United Nations - WEF "partnership") that has no democratic legitimacy whatever.

So the policy that was designed to stymie global warming has resulted in - more global warming, just uncontrolled rather than controlled.

Whichever way you look at it, it's ridiculous.

The evil is not just evil, it's evil centralised. You might charitably argue that it's not evil, it's incompetence - but the effect is the same, so call it by its effective nature.

If control were localised then local people would get a say at the next elections and corrective action would ensue, but because it's multi-layered centralisation, it's for most purposes incorrigible within acceptable time-frames. 

The Daily Sceptic reports.

 

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