If an equation is derived from well-tested theories, it's scientific. If an equation is arrived at by averaging the results of large amounts of dilligently conducted experiments, it's engineering. If an equation consists of conjured up numbers that may or may not be explained and somehow always seem to favour those who have developed them, it's bureaucracy.

Remember the MSG debate? God I wish that was the worst thing in the food you can buy in shops 😅

In the age of AI, self-important business talk has reached incredible levels of almost complete lack of substance. I thought consultants and middle managers were almost all talk and no expertise ten years ago but boy howdy there are some dumb, soulless m-f-ers running around quoting AI responses verbatim, answering questions no one ever asked.

We didn't have that rule when I was a child but my parents didn't really give a crap what I did in bed so I just tore through books when I wasn't tired yet. 😄 Fantastic rule, will certainly be applied to future children.

When I was young, I associated the rare black person I met over here in Europe with the words "American", "tourist", or "soldier", now the Soros people have worked their magic for long enough so the first thing I think of is "welfare parasite" and thanks to the combined efforts of most western governments, I'm usually correct - I hate them all for that, governments that is, not Africans. I would've liked a world in which I could've voluntarily associated with all sorts of people, instead I was made to live for the sake of those who would violently take other people's property without giving anything in return but threats and empty slogans.

If things deteriorated further and people started to leave Britain en masse - would that be the Great British Sod Off?

When various zealots urged us to "follow the Science" a couple of years ago, somehow I don't think they were referring to theology, otherwise the results would've been dramatically different 😄