Can we still handle the truth? Journalism, 'alternative facts' and the rise of AI | Lenore Taylor
The credo of Watergate is still relevant: find the best obtainable version of the truth. But doing so is only getting more complicated
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The credo of Watergate is still relevant: find the best obtainable version of the truth. But doing so is only getting more complicated
This Saturday’s coronation of King Charles III marks a significant moment in Britain’s history. No previous constitutional monarch has expressed his political views so openly. Unlike his mother and grandfather, whose opinions, if they had any, remained unknown to the general public, the king’s record-setting seventy years as heir apparent to the British throne saw him define himself as a deeply committed environmentalist.
Geologist Ian Plimer dispels the myth pushed by climate totalitarians that carbon dioxide is a pollutant, It is the food of life. It is plant food. It is not a pollutant. But, it is invisible, and you can easily be frightened of something you can't see... and this is being exploited,
Has the world finally woken up to the climate change scam the ruling classes are shoving down our throats? For at least two days in a row, #ClimateScam was trending on Twitter.
There is no scientific consensus of opinion that humans are responsible for catastrophic global climate change. There is only the exaggerated statement that "97% of all scientists agree on man-made global warming/cooling," which is a subjective, manufactured statement. And it's just a statement, not discernable scientific proof.