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No shit; That's obvious on my original graph too. They must have a lot more datacentres in the UK and Germany. :rolleyesa: The recent rise has little to do with datacentres, and a lot to do with intermittent renewables.

The other half wants to go to equilibrium with the Sun's photosphere; I am not sure that either circumstance would be hugely desirable for humans, but at least at 5,700 Kelvins we won't have to scrape Nitrogen crystals off our windscreens before driving to work.

Well, back in the early 1500s, the Aztecs were found to have developed an entirely new method for calculating the ratio between a circle's circumference and its diameter, that was radically different from anything used by European mathematicians. Sadly, the pope declared it heretical, and the...

David Teie?

Me either. I know of it, but frankly my dear, I don't give a damn.

Yeah, that's the sign of a great work of descriptive art. I recall reading Alistair McLean's novel Night Without End, which is set on the Greenland ice-cap during winter; The writing was so compelling that I could feel the cold seeping into my bones.

It's (as usual) not that simple. The start is hard to pin down and depends on your preconceptions, biases, and definitions; The Marco Polo Bridge incident of 1937 is the beginning of the contiguous hostilities that ended with the Imperial Japanese surrender in 1945, and so is the start of the...

Temu Hitler needs his grand project. (wikipedia) "No part of the building was ever constructed".

If I felt my ship was threatened by a hostile military force, I too would give serious consideration to "spoofing" my position as a defensive measure. It turned out not to work, but I can't fault the captain for trying.

My point being that you can present a case for the two World Wars as Christian, but it's not a strong case - it depends on a lot of assumptions, preconditions and biases, and cases equally strong (or stronger) can be made for the contrary position, simply by selecting different assumptions...

I concur No. Imperial Japan (not a Christian nation) started WWII, by invading Manchuria and China (also not Christian). Germany and Italy started the European bit, but that was a couple of years later. Majority, sure. But not vast - and these are ranked lists, so the ones at the top should...

Thank you! What line goes here:

That's a stretch. According to wikipedia, the top ten belligerents were:- By total deaths: World War 1: Russia - Christian (Orthodox) Ottoman Empire - Muslim Germany - Christian (Protestant/Catholic) Persia - Muslim Austria-Hungary - Christian (Catholic/Orthodox), Muslim France - Christian...

Really? Then how do we come to describe ourselves as "we"? Obviously we are part of the wider universe; But equally obviously we are observably separate from it - you don't have any problem distinguishing which parts of "a person sitting on a chair" are "chair", and which parts are "person"...

FTFY.

And that is already happening. See all that cold water around Greenland? The ice sheet is melting, and the fresh water sits on top of the denser salt water of the Atlantic, floating in an area where cold salt water used to sink. The effect on the Gulf Stream is visible as a pale arc...

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