Update October 2022

I write a lot of op-eds. To me, the theory of the op-ed isn’t to simply push an opinion. It’s to explore situations, and then have an opinion which is explained. The trouble with writing about humanity is the need to clarify the issues. I try to find answers.

I do NOT like writing about idiotic people and events. It’s news, not a personal preference. Every so often there’s a scientific breakthrough, good news, and even interesting stuff worth writing about. The real horror is the constant useless criminal political stuff blocking anything and everything.

I write a lot of op-eds. To me, the theory of the op-ed isn’t to simply push an opinion. It’s to explore situations, and then have an opinion which is explained. The trouble with writing about humanity is the need to clarify the issues. I try to find answers.

To me, so much of this is way too obvious, like climate change. “Do you believe in thermodynamics, yes or no?” is one of the lines in the article. It’s that obvious. Excuse me if I don’t find it too exciting to have to use a line like that.

Articles from September:

Op-Ed: Bank of England tries to fix the chaotic financial mess created by Thatcher’s ‘children’s children’

Op-Ed: UK pound nosedive to austerity — Some very nasty economics

Op-Ed: Managing biometrics, privacy, and surveillance by regulation — Some assembly required.

Op-Ed: The energy racket strikes again — Upgrading Aussie grid to renewables costs billions?

Op-Ed: Fed rate hike gets tricky — Property and credit markets could get very edgy

Op-Ed: Russian mobilization, nuclear threats – And it won’t work

Op-Ed: Duh…hyuck…’We can’t control super AI’, say researchers. Some satire required

Op-Ed: Climate change and way too many unexplored future issues  — An overview

Op-Ed: Australia’s convoluted republic debate — Do we actually need a republic?

Op-Ed: US inflation market woes — How cynical do you know how to be?

Op-Ed: Running away from Kharkiv, not just reality this time — Russians retreat in unseemly haste

Op-Ed: Ukrainian northern offensive surprises the world as well as Russia

Op-Ed: Is ‘neurodivergence’ becoming a new type of discrimination? Probably yes.

Op-Ed: Good news — A simple fix for PFAS, quick and efficient

Op-Ed: Skills vs Youth vs Education vs Immigration – Australia’s micro version of a macro global problem

Op-Ed: Ukrainian offensive is achieving far more than it appears