I published this commentary about Greens and their inability to grasp the basic facts of life earlier in the week. But here it is again on my new blog home, but with the additional note that Greenpeace admitted yesterday that they do have a tendency to exaggerate their press releases, so as to get attention. Quelle surprise!
The supercomputer used by the UK Met Office to “predict” climate change allegedly consumes enough energy to power a town. Leaving aside the fact that the Met Office cannot even predict what day it will be tomorrow, how does it think that spending £30m on a computer will help to predict possible, potential weather that will affect us (maybe) in 25 years.
What is even more hilarious is that F(r)iends of the Earth have commented on the colossal use of power, stating that it is “ironic that a computer designed to stave off climate change is responsible for such high levels of pollution”. Oh dear. Computers do not stave off anything, let alone mythical meteorological patterns. Computers can tell humans as much useful information as they are programmed to. But computers do not change the weather. And given the Met Office’s track record this year, they can’t forecast it either.
Friday, 28 August 2009
Welcome to my new blog
Ok, I'm fed up with the pants editor and general "what do you expect, it's free" attitude of blog.com, so I've relocated to blogger/blogspot.
What's Eating Me Today is henceforth What's Eating Me Now, because someone liked my blog name so much, they've already colonised here at blogger/blogspot.
It'll still be the same rants, rambles and general unloading of my soul. Sit back, put your stewardess into an upright position and enjoy the ride.
What's Eating Me Today is henceforth What's Eating Me Now, because someone liked my blog name so much, they've already colonised here at blogger/blogspot.
It'll still be the same rants, rambles and general unloading of my soul. Sit back, put your stewardess into an upright position and enjoy the ride.
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