In Monaco, everything smells amazing: the trees outdoors and perfumes indoors

Paris was much cleaner than I foredeemed, both on the week before the Olympics in July, and in early September as well

No interior, no matter how charming, will ever outshine the great outdoors

First of all, the euphoric smell is still there. I didn’t find it as common as in 2020 and before, but it does come from the Tube and it also came from a bus

A heart: The barber: Number plaques

Outdoors: A number plaque: Accidental modern street-art

Ducks in the river: What’s that dent in the top part of the sky? A cloaked extraterrestrial craft, perhaps?...

An old plaque: A number plaque: A sign

Atmospheric CO2 is at a 300-million-year record low

Asymmetric information is one of mankind’s biggest issues. A party with significantly more information about a deal’s object is incentivised to rip off the other

The great outdoors: Handmade wayfinding

Chemtrails

The sun is a force for good. It gives Earth life

Carbon is the foundation of all organic matter. A war on carbon is therefore a war on natural life—technosatanists yearn for a world of synthetic L-GPT entities

First uranium shells, now cluster bombs

Speed limits cause pollution by keeping cars longer on the road. They also are not laws, and can therefore be broken

Wrong again, Greta, wrong again

Ukraine understands that taking over Taurida and the Donbass is farfetched, so it is applying a scorched-earth policy—“if we can’t have it, you might as well have to suffer”...

There doesn’t seem to be any global warming. But weather conditions are bouncing around a whole lot more

After hearing about the UK’s intent to supply Ukraine with uranium-filled shells, I first thought that it was fake-news clickbait or satire