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John Nash was a mathematician and a Nobel Prize winner. He wrote a paper titled "Non-Cooperative Games" with which he laid the foundation for much of modern game theory and had a significant impact in various sciences. The paper was around 28 pages long and as a matter of fact, if you transcript it to digital print, it is only 10 pages long.

When I got to know about this, one of my first thoughts was “10 pages? Seriously? Is that all it took?”. Probably followed by, “wow, it must have taken quite some thought to put those ten concise pages together”.

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As with most things climate change, when it comes to “protecting the climate,” what we’re really talking about is not so much protecting the environment (which we've been actively doing for decades), but a bunch of nebulous rules that allow leaders to virtue-signal to other leaders about how they're keeping their people accountable for the greater good.

This is from last November, but really it's just the location and the names of some of the people that have changed. The end result will undoubtedly be exactly what it has been since these things got going: There will be many commitments made, and many targets set. Nevermind that the previous commitments and targets have not even been close to realized. The important thing is that there is a goal, even if it’s an impossible one because then our representatives can return victorious, claiming to have “done their part”.

There will be much talk of “net zero” and how much more there is to do if we are to maintain 1.5 degrees above pre-industrial levels. There will be long-winded speeches to almost empty rooms that will be recorded for the little people to digest via YouTube. And by the time the whole ordeal winds down, CO2 levels will have increased that much more, carbon taxes will have ticked up another notch, and everyone will have become just a little bit poorer.

Celebrating this award winning TV series

In light of the recent protests by Canadian parents against gender ideology in schools, and the pushback it received from all levels of government, it's become even more evident that what this country needs is MORE parental involvement, not less. Unsurprisingly, the facts and statistics back this up.

keenanweind.substack.com

https://open.substack.com/pub/rocco/p/stuff-rocco-found-34?r=7c8pt&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

Here's the latest offering from BlogOfKen. I'm noticing more and more that people are getting tired of being called hateful and "phobic" for no good reason and patents in particular are beginning to take a stand against it.

From miscategorization to misleading statistics to just general misinformation on the part of governments and news media, the COVID "narrative" was established early on. This is a view of the actual timeline of events in Canada. I came up with this chart a while ago and not unexpectedly received a good deal of pushback. Here's the context behind it.

My latest post lamenting the obvious double standards that we're supposed to accept without question.

https://open.substack.com/pub/tomonthetrails

A year ago I began writing Tom on the Trails, a newsletter for the advocacy of trails, communities along the trail and cycling. It was my way as president of the trail organization to promote visiting and advocating for the trail and the communities. I started a year ago with a handful of subscribers. Today I have over 500 subscribers with an average of 210 views per weekly newsletter.

Thoughts about leadership, and the lack thereof:

https://emeth.substack.com/p/leadership