An English Physician

[...] Familiar forms of matter and energy comprise just 4% of the universe; the balance is Dark Energy [70%] and Dark Matter [26%]. This is the startling conclusion from two recent major research [...]

[...] years on from the armistice ending the first of the great European catastrophes of the twentieth century. My intention was to explore the disastrous wars of the twentieth century, which bled [...]

[...] proof of causation - and the naive belief that it is can cause serious errors. Thus in the twentieth century I would expect good correlation between global temperature and the number of muslims in [...]

[...] temperature and the number of muslims in Europe, and a good inverse correlation between atmospheric carbon dioxide and the number of whales in the oceans, but it would be absurd to suggest such [...]

[...] court's judgement is expected in February. In the meantime we should recognise reality: the European Union, and specifically the Eurozone, is the Deutsches Wirtschafts Reich - the German industrial [...]

[...] 's entry. I remember pro-Europeans stressing that we were joining a Common Market, not a European Union. On this basis many of us voted “yes” in the referendum of 1975. We have had ample time to [...]

[...] material in the biosynthesis of many other compounds, and it can polymerize into chains of glucose molecules, notably cellulose, the dominant biological product on earth. Glucose molecules may combine [...]

[...] some support to this hypothesis. Over thousands of years warm periods show higher atmospheric carbon dioxide values than cool periods. There is also a hint that temperature changes lead carbon dioxide [...]

[...] analysis would show an excellent correlation between global temperature and atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration, but correlation is no proof of causation - and the naive belief that it is can [...]