Impact Cosmology

Download updated and illustrated PDF here Moment 0.00001— Lumpy MistEarth’s lithosphere, its hard shell under the oceans is supposedly less than 50km thick. If we compare this to Earth’s radius of 6,371 we realize that our planet is around 99% hot fluid and 1% hard shell. And if we look around the universe, all the … Continue reading Impact Cosmology

Afterthoughts 2019.05–2019-06

The long tail of the lawTo my way of seeing things, well over 80% of the communication in most civil trials is in the long tail, adding only the slightest amount of legal accuracy. Total inclusion before legal accuracyThe legal system needs to provide total inclusion before it starts to work on accuracy. Ishtarian safety … Continue reading Afterthoughts 2019.05–2019-06

Afterthoughts 2019.03 – 2019.04

2019.03.02 Colored Holi powdersThe Hindu festival of Holi an easy way to poison someone by sprinkling a little bad poison on their skin. Here are some brightly colored toxic powders. RED: cinnabar or mercury sulfide, cadmium sulfide.ORANGE: (lead carbonate, cadmium selenide.YELLOW: barium chromate.GREEN: lead chromate.BLUE; Cobalt (II) Aluminate.WHITE: Lead oxide, or antimony trioxide.To my mind, … Continue reading Afterthoughts 2019.03 – 2019.04

Afterthoughts 2018

The oldest material is at the top What is happening? Have I caught you all in the act, and my works have somehow managed to get out in circulation? Or did I try to spread my works and nobody would help, so I put them online. Then you found them and decided to say “Yes … Continue reading Afterthoughts 2018

Shouldn’t Democracy have a backup system, where a majority of the people assembles in the streets and replaces their entire leadership all at once, in one go?

Here is a new grassroots system for holding elections on video that is totally incorruptible, and totally believable. It’s also self-organizing, so the people can hold elections at any time, without government involvement. Democracy really needs a backup system like this, where a majority of the people assembles in the streets, and votes-out their entire … Continue reading Shouldn’t Democracy have a backup system, where a majority of the people assembles in the streets and replaces their entire leadership all at once, in one go?

ROMAP: Rules of mustering and propagating a new democracy

Here are two sections from the proposed constitution. These sections explain how the people can assemble (“Muster”) a majority and institute a new democratic government without the involvement of their current government.Under this system, the people assemble into groups of between 250 and 500 citizens (called “Mustering Nomes”) Each Mustering Nome elects one temporary Mustering … Continue reading ROMAP: Rules of mustering and propagating a new democracy

Healthcare

Updated PDF version here Where does virulence evolve?Just about everywhere we look, we see pathogens evolving towards attenuation. Pathogens evolve to be less deadly because the ones that quickly kill their hosts don’t get far, and don’t spread as well as the ones that only sicken their hosts. So why then does virulence evolve? Why … Continue reading Healthcare