Featured Nature, progress, and acceleration Using the belief that industrial civilization contradicts natural order, decels denigrate solutions to the climate crisis and slow down the pace of human progress. We must on the contrary maximise energy and raw materials availability through technology to achieve sustainable abundance.
Featured Considering CO2 as an industrial waste: a radical approach to zero emission Carbon dioxyde (CO2) is a colorless and odourless gas. Nowadays, it is mainly appears as a byproduct of combustion. The energy produced by this combustion allows humans to do all sorts of things: run turbines, cause chemical reactions, activate a piston and make a car move, heat a house... The
Building a new calendar The way we structure time, our calendar, feels obvious. Monday is Monday, January is January, and Christmas is Christmas. But this is actually very deceiving, and calendars have varied wildly across centuries. The history of calendars is a really interesting one, and is intertwined with political and religious history. If
A brief history of calendars A brief history of calendars, and how they were shaped by political and religious history throughout the centuries.
