End of the World Denial
Denial is word usually applied to a minority of the population. We have holocaust deniers, AIDS deniers, global warming deniers and so on. When it comes to SHTF and End of the World notions, most...
View ArticleAncient Destructions – Previews
An Australian archaeologist, Peter ‘Mungo’ Jupp, is creating a series of films called Ancient Destructions and I cannot wait to watch them. The 26 films will all be about ancient cataclysms, and four...
View ArticleReduce the Chances of a Global Catastrophe
Alexei Turchin has posted 20 ideas that could save our species, and it has nothing to do with “global warming”. Here are some of his ideas: 1. Create a book titled “Guide to the restoration of...
View Article70 American Ancestors / Exploding Transformers
By using nine different genes, and real genetic data (instead of estimates) new research suggests that just 70 people crossed the Bering Strait 12-14K years ago. This means that the wiping out of...
View ArticleMy 2012 Bucket List
Image via Wikipedia The popular Bucket List meme is wholly appropriate to 2012 and achieving goals within your limited (perceived) remaining time. Just as 2012 is a great excuse to prepare for the...
View ArticleCatastrophe: Guaranteed
Usually I’m telling people that nobody knows for sure what will happen in 2012 – but it’s best to prepare for the worst, just in case. Today I am guaranteeing that certain disasters will occur – just...
View ArticleElaine Morgan on Aquatic Apes
Ever wondered why we are hairless compared to other apes? Or why our tears are salty? Or even why we have breasts? Elaine Morgan has devoted decades to the topic of Aquatic Apes, and I’ve been keenly...
View ArticleMore Evidence for Younger Dryas Boundary Hypothesis
One of the best alternative science books of recent years is The Cycles of Cosmic Catastrophes by Firestone, West and Warwick-Smith. Published in 2006 it presented powerful evidence for a comet causing...
View ArticleMass Grave of Giant Wombats
So big were these marsupials that an adult human could fit in their pouch. The Diprotodon (giant wombat) is a great example of megafaunal extinction, and Australian scientists have uncovered the...
View ArticleSuperVolcanoes, Evolution and You!
Last night I watched yet another cable TV doco on supervolcanoes – this one focused on the Toba eruption 70,000 years ago. I didn’t learn anything new, but a new thought crossed my mind: Could global...
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