Monthly Archives: April 2022

Section topics: Patterns in alarmism movements; State of Climate 2021, “A systematic review of climate trends and observational data by an eminent climate scientist has found no evidence to support the claim of a climate crisis”; Notes on the panic … Continue reading →

(Fourth in a series) The Two Main Approaches to Organizing Human Societies across history- Collectivism versus the free individual Wendell Krossa Intro The comment below comes from a “fiercely Independent” viewpoint. Kinda like Goldilocks- not too far Left, not too … Continue reading →

Third in a series… I am reposting updated versions of previous essays (i.e. “Humanity’s worst ideas, better alternatives”, “The Christian contradiction”, “Campbell on the meaning of human life”, “Two main approaches to organizing human societies”) because they go to the … Continue reading →

“The same mythical themes are repeated across all history and across all the cultures (and ideologies/worldviews/belief systems) of the world” (my paraphrase of Joseph Campbell). What “most” people believe, Wendell Krossa The point here- It is not just religious people … Continue reading →

Second in reposted series… Over our lifetime we construct a personal worldview because we are driven by our primary impulse for meaning. In constructing our worldview, we embrace ideas that embody/express how we feel, how we understand and explain the … Continue reading →

Section topics: A response to Brian Crowley re embracing the climate alarmism narrative; “Lunacy, insanity, craziness…” Terms too strong to describe climate alarmism? You read and decide; The misuse of “misinformation”; Celebrating CO2 (Craig Idso on the benefits of more … Continue reading →