# @PeterDClack: Topical List Profile: [[Users/@PeterDClack/PeterDClack-x-profile|@PeterDClack]] · Topic: [[Topics/Climate Change Science and Policy Debate/Climate Change Science and Policy Debate|Climate Change Science and Policy Debate]] · [[Users/@PeterDClack/Chronological List|Chronological List]] > **Coverage.** These are the 102 items X returned for this account (81 posts, 21 replies; no reposts), from Sep 18, 2026, 4:53 PM CT to Oct 24, 2026, 3:56 AM CT. This is a recent sample, not the full archive of 11,064 posts. For older items, especially Sep 24 and earlier, X often returned only the first ~280 characters of long posts; excerpts end at that cut ⚠️. Metrics are as of the morning of Oct 24, 2026. Verdicts appear only for posts checked in a Post Analysis note. Some posts fall under two themes and appear in both sections. ## Theme counts | Theme | Posts | Share of 102 | |---|---:|---:| | T1. Deep time, the "ice age" and temperature history | 11 | 11% | | T2. CO₂ physics, forcing and the ice-core lag | 6 | 6% | | T3. Greening, agriculture and forests | 7 | 7% | | T4. Scenarios, the IPCC and climate models | 4 | 4% | | T5. Weather reporting and extremes | 3 | 3% | | T6. Oceans, sea level, acidification and water vapour | 7 | 7% | | T7. Energy, minerals and China | 18 | 18% | | T8. Climate policy as conspiracy (globalism, "Glozism", COP) | 16 | 16% | | T9. Non-climate: France, culture and migration | 7 | 7% | | T10. Non-climate: biology and evolution | 7 | 7% | | T11. Non-climate: snooker | 1 | 1% | | Short replies (thanks, banter) | 19 | 19% | ## T1. Deep time, the "ice age" and temperature history (11) | Date (CT) | Post (excerpt, verbatim) | Likes / views | Verdict | |---|---|---:|---| | Oct 23 | [Far from causing a mass collapse, previous high-carbon epochs fostered some of the richest expansions of biosphere diversity in Earth’s history. The long-term geological record reaffirms that atmosphe…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2113852610436575653) | 390 / 4,396 | ❌ misleading [[Users/@PeterDClack/Post Analyses/Post Analysis - PeterDClack on High-CO2 Epochs and Biodiversity (2026-10-23)\|analysis]] | | Oct 17 | [So how could we have been facing an existential global warming threat? Earth is not even remotely facing runaway warming now or in the near future, and reaching the dramatic prediction of a 5.5°C rise…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2111591324260639050) | 1,256 / 15,836 | | | Oct 16 | [Since the time of the Cambrian Explosion half a billion years ago, atmospheric CO₂ and global temperatures have fluctuated wildly. This vast span of time covers the emergence of land plants, insects,…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2111286906445316188) | 501 / 7,618 | | | Oct 16 | [The evidence of history suggests the modern climate agenda is designed to reshape human society, weaken sovereignty and consolidate centralised global control. The foundational flaw of the climate nar…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2111000973149897208) | 3,288 / 41,546 | | | Oct 11 | [Almost all of modern civilisation arrived in a geological blink of an eye during the Holocene—a warm interglacial period lasting just 11,700 years. While early humans developed agriculture and cities…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2109179490006175996) | 1,169 / 22,514 | | | Oct 3 | [Modern civilisation, agriculture and technological progress all unfolded within the brief, warm Holocene interglacial period, which began just 11,700 years ago. Yet for four decades, the climate agend…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2106602552569872863) | 601 / 11,065 | | | Oct 1 | [We live on a historically cold world, where the average planetary temperature currently sits at a chilly 15°C. We are rarely reminded that Earth remains far colder in the current age than its long-ter…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2105598913571106900) | 3,247 / 58,277 | 🟡 geology right, conclusion ❌ [[Users/@PeterDClack/Post Analyses/Post Analysis - PeterDClack on a Historically Cold World (2026-10-01)\|analysis]] | | Sep 30 | [The Illusion of a Climate Crisis: Part 1 of a 2-part series. To understand the true nature of Earth’s climate, don't look through the narrow window of recent decades, but at the vast expanse of geolog…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2105230128829890959) | 831 / 11,773 | | | Sep 22 | [The climate alarmists rarely mention a fundamental geographical fact: Earth is in the Quaternary Ice Age. We are simply living through a warm interglacial period—known as the Holocene. Over the last 2…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2102345921853898970) | 2,399 / 35,866 | | | Sep 19 | [The Earth is in a protracted ice age, and average global temperatures are around 15°C, still far lower than the long-term historical average of 18°C to 26°C. The world is just too cold to be facing a…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2101458513918906707) | 2,504 / 57,690 | | | Sep 18 | [Despite four decades of continuous climate alarmism, roughly 10% of the Earth's total land area remains permanently capped by glacial ice, which covers 15 million square kilometers (5.8 million square…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2101067036193333341) | 2,072 / 28,462 | | ## T2. CO₂ physics, forcing and the ice-core lag (6) | Date (CT) | Post (excerpt, verbatim) | Likes / views | Verdict | |---|---|---:|---| | Oct 13 | [The dominance of the world’s oceans raises fundamental questions about the true scale and primary drivers of atmospheric change. While mainstream policy frameworks focus heavily on carbon dioxide, the…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2109905833207493053) | 746 / 10,192 | | | Oct 12 | [Earth has emerged from multiple past glaciations following roughly the same pattern for the last 2.58 million years - with 5–6°C warming occurring approximately every 100,000 years. Past warming on th…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2109760296567128135) | 672 / 8,506 | ❌ misleading [[Users/@PeterDClack/Post Analyses/Post Analysis - PeterDClack on CO2 Lagging Temperature (2026-10-12)\|analysis]] | | Oct 9 | [Earth's atmosphere is 99.96% nitrogen, oxygen and argon - yet carbon dioxide is less than a tenth of 1%. A global climate franchise based around the United Nations, has driven a 40-year campaign, base…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2108426740553146664) | 3,200 / 49,560 | 🟡/❌ log claim false [[Users/@PeterDClack/Post Analyses/Post Analysis - PeterDClack on Trace CO2 and the Logarithmic Curve (2026-10-09)\|analysis]] | | Oct 3 | [The primary scientific contradiction of the global warming campaign lies in the historical precedent. Natural mechanisms—not CO₂ dynamics—controlled every major climatic shift across Pleistocene histo…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2106527857766019201) | 657 / 10,689 | ❌ "computer analysis" false [[Users/@PeterDClack/Post Analyses/Post Analysis - PeterDClack on CO2 Lagging Temperature (2026-10-12)\|analysis]] | | Oct 3 | [The world may be getting warmer in places and cooler in others—but it's also getting greener. The expansion of plant life and global agriculture confirms it—exactly what we should expect to see in the…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2106319096476545057) | 647 / 11,821 | | | Sep 26 | [The physical engine of Earth's climate is not just the trace gas carbon dioxide. Nor is it simply the wafer-thin atmosphere that surrounds us. By any measure, Earth is a water planet and the oceans ar…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2103786855170740633) | 764 / 11,126 | | ## T3. Greening, agriculture and forests (7) | Date (CT) | Post (excerpt, verbatim) | Likes / views | Verdict | |---|---|---:|---| | Oct 8 | [Human societies have stripped away roughly a third of Earth's original forests over the last 10,000 years - a profound fall from an original 6 billion hectares to 4.14 billion today. Many would see th…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2108130598338605449) | 341 / 4,610 | | | Oct 3 | [The world may be getting warmer in places and cooler in others—but it's also getting greener. The expansion of plant life and global agriculture confirms it—exactly what we should expect to see in the…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2106319096476545057) | 647 / 11,821 | | | Oct 2 | [Carbon dioxide is the fundamental building block of terrestrial life, yet it has been recast as a global pollutant. Its biological role was forgotten in the heady rush to create an immense economic an…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2105977390614888725) | 1,321 / 14,751 | | | Sep 25 | [It's a remarkable era for life on Earth—where humanity is reaping the benefits. The planet isn't wilting; it's thriving. NASA satellites (1982–2023) have revealed a massive expansion of planetary foli…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2103362318205653440) | 1,387 / 23,650 | | | Sep 23 | [Life itself reveals the debt owed to carbon dioxide. Billions of years ago, Earth was a volcanic hellhole, dominated by oceans saturated in dissolved iron and an atmosphere thick with CO₂. The rise of…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2102961476000723333) | 720 / 8,657 | | | Sep 21 | [When we look at an oak, a sequoia, or a balsa tree in the Amazon rainforest, we're looking at solidified carbon and oxygen. Trees do not obtain structural mass from the soil; it comes out of thin air.…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2102176531338690982) | 3,896 / 59,495 | | | Sep 20 | [Early summer is when the vast Boreal forests, the tundra, and the Taiga reawaken and drive the world's deepest intake of carbon dioxide. This is the highest point of the year for photosynthesis across…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2101584678448988489) | 503 / 6,929 | | ## T4. Scenarios, the IPCC and climate models (4) | Date (CT) | Post (excerpt, verbatim) | Likes / views | Verdict | |---|---|---:|---| | Oct 23 | [Dramatic predictions of a 5.5°C rise by 2100 are now dismissed as 'implausible' - and planet Earth is not even remotely facing runaway warming. The United Nations warming scenario is now widely acknow…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2113841042097393798) | 1,601 / 15,700 | 🟡 mixed; AR7 link ❌ [[Users/@PeterDClack/Post Analyses/Post Analysis - PeterDClack on the Implausible 5.5C Scenario (2026-10-23)\|analysis]] | | Oct 17 | [So how could we have been facing an existential global warming threat? Earth is not even remotely facing runaway warming now or in the near future, and reaching the dramatic prediction of a 5.5°C rise…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2111591324260639050) | 1,256 / 15,836 | | | Oct 16 | [When you peel back the layers of extreme worst-case scenarios, the picture becomes clear: we are witnessing an unprecedented transfer of wealth and sovereignty, designed to secure political control be…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2111259894431219966) | 991 / 28,105 | | | Oct 12 | [It is a full 9°C colder across the world today than the 24°C global average over the past 485 million years (Judd et al., Science 2024). So how could we have been facing an existential global warming…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2109533788674109566) | 2,192 / 24,722 | | ## T5. Weather reporting and extremes (3) | Date (CT) | Post (excerpt, verbatim) | Likes / views | Verdict | |---|---|---:|---| | Oct 19 | [Weather reporting has transitioned from a routine public service into a continuous broadcast of existential dread. Day after day, audiences are subjected to a barrage of dramatic terminology like 'hea…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2112053845606191251) | 1,373 / 20,902 | | | Oct 18 | [El Niño weather events have pulsed through the world's oceans for millennia. They are not new, nor are they a modern abnormality. There have been around 27 El Niño events since 1900, each following br…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2112002828134965389) | 667 / 13,542 | | | Oct 10 | [We should expect our ocean world to be warming in some places and cooling in others. This is exactly what should happen in the latter stages of an interglacial warm period stretching back 11,700 years…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2109060093790781595) | 646 / 9,625 | | ## T6. Oceans, sea level, acidification and water vapour (7) | Date (CT) | Post (excerpt, verbatim) | Likes / views | Verdict | |---|---|---:|---| | Oct 24 | [The story of life on earth is not about humans. The world isn't designed for us. And we can't redesign it. As for global sea levels rises; there aren't any. As for agricultural collapse; it just had a…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2113917521082634694) | 9 / 141 | ❌ sea level is rising [[Users/@PeterDClack/Post Analyses/Post Analysis - PeterDClack on High-CO2 Epochs and Biodiversity (2026-10-23)\|analysis]] | | Oct 24 | [That's because I don't believe in it. I don't write about things I don't believe in. Though I have written about how ocean acidification is often used to push climate alarmism, without any evidence. A…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2113873367409266821) | 34 / 449 | ❌ acidification measured | | Oct 13 | [The dominance of the world’s oceans raises fundamental questions about the true scale and primary drivers of atmospheric change. While mainstream policy frameworks focus heavily on carbon dioxide, the…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2109905833207493053) | 746 / 10,192 | | | Oct 6 | [The shape of the world's oceans that endlessly lap our shores is a direct result of an ancient, deep-Earth system—controlled by the planet’s own thermodynamic and geological engine. Oceans have never…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2107666494733901945) | 320 / 4,720 | | | Oct 4 | [While humanity gazes upward at the craters of Mars and the peaks of the Himalayas, the most expansive mountain system on Earth lies entirely submerged in darkness. Stretching over 65,000 kilometers th…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2106917797871886518) | 859 / 11,716 | | | Oct 4 | [While atmospheric conditions get the lion's share of attention, the immense powerhouse of the oceans is mostly lost from view. In many respects, we know more about the surface of Mars than of the ocea…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2106908758194692201) | 291 / 4,276 | | | Sep 26 | [The physical engine of Earth's climate is not just the trace gas carbon dioxide. Nor is it simply the wafer-thin atmosphere that surrounds us. By any measure, Earth is a water planet and the oceans ar…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2103786855170740633) | 764 / 11,126 | | ## T7. Energy, minerals and China (18) | Date (CT) | Post (excerpt, verbatim) | Likes / views | Verdict | |---|---|---:|---| | Oct 21 | [Part 1 of 2: Manufacturing jobs are being hollowed out across the West, striking at the very heart of high-density, energy-intensive sectors like electric arc steel, aluminium smelting and fertiliser…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2112806351868928162) | 716 / 13,926 | | | Oct 14 | [Operators returning to old ‘dry’ oil wells often find the black gold has returned—like magic. The explanation is that drilling recovers only about 30–40% of the oil that is actually there. That means…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2110243660558410075) | 1,540 / 47,499 | 🟢/🟡 mostly accurate [[Users/@PeterDClack/Post Analyses/Post Analysis - PeterDClack on Dry Oil Wells Refilling (2026-10-14)\|analysis]] | | Oct 12 | [This is the cost of that decision. A billion tonnes of raw lignite (brown coal) would have an estimated market value of roughly $180 billion USD based on current global commodity pricing of about $0.1…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2109786595381645448) | 98 / 2,486 | ❌ [[Users/@PeterDClack/Post Analyses/Post Analysis - PeterDClack on Flooding the Hambach Mine (2026-10-12)\|analysis]] | | Oct 12 | [Germany is about to permanently flood one of the largest open-cut lignite mines in the world - a blatant act of environmental vandalism The Hambach mine sits on an estimated 1 billion tonnes of extrac…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2109768831430500753) | 1,361 / 60,610 | ❌ 1 Bt false (110 Mt) [[Users/@PeterDClack/Post Analyses/Post Analysis - PeterDClack on Flooding the Hambach Mine (2026-10-12)\|analysis]] | | Oct 11 | [The Western green transition is now almost entirely reliant on hardware manufactured by the same industrial giant it hoped to displace. China currently manufactures over 80% of the world’s solar panel…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2109205623397376180) | 1,154 / 18,073 | | | Oct 7 | [To put the trajectory of copper into perspective: over the past 3,000 years, human civilisation has extracted roughly 700 million tonnes of copper. Meeting 2050 net-zero targets would require extracti…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2107757359510786332) | 132 / 2,876 | | | Oct 7 | [The world consumes roughly 28 million tonnes of copper every year—a mass equivalent to five Great Pyramids of Giza. Yet that refined metal is just the tip of the iceberg of a far more monstrous physic…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2107757226584859094) | 1,434 / 32,329 | | | Sep 29 | [The world is running out of easily accessible high-grade ores. For copper alone, average global ore grades have dropped by roughly 40% since the early 1990s. Mining companies now have to crush, move a…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2104876793186697579) | 543 / 10,296 | | | Sep 28 | [Just one year ago, Australia was still planning to spend $6–9 trillion in an ambitious bid to become the world's first Green Hydrogen Superpower. But after spending billions on green energy, Australia…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2104732348722160062) | 539 / 18,549 | | | Sep 27 | [Virtually all heavy industry across the West is now in chronic decline. It's all been handed to China. Manufacturing jobs are hollowed out everywhere in the West, striking at the heart of our power-in…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2104334557940248600) | 1,589 / 27,270 | | | Sep 27 | [Electric vehicles are not that green—or clean. An EV enters the world carrying a heavy carbon debt—typically 40% to 70% higher manufacturing emissions than a conventional petrol or diesel vehicle. Thi…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2104129841700503788) | 1,814 / 38,100 | | | Sep 26 | [After four decades of the climate transition toward Net Zero, reliable, energy-dense hydrocarbon fuels still provide 81% of the world's primary energy. Coal and gas power remain the essential backup w…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2103984295467745579) | 1,595 / 27,532 | | | Sep 25 | [When we look at solar farms or wind turbines soaring into the blue, we're meant to see the historic birth of clean, emission-free energy. This was the rock-solid renewables vow: virtually free energy…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2103422836337672291) | 1,286 / 24,764 | | | Sep 24 | [A staggering 8-9 billion solar panels have been deployed globally—yet up to 90% are on a direct trajectory to recycling or landfill. While modern solar panels are technically made of roughly 95% recyc…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2103057263070269450) | 1,511 / 52,251 | | | Sep 23 | [From early 2026, Germany, Finland, the Netherlands and Austria have pushed to end the practice of burying decommissioned turbine blades in landfill sites. This left other nations scrambling for altern…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2102697547773157779) | 1,289 / 47,272 | | | Sep 23 | [Many of the onshore wind farms in the United Kingdom and Denmark have experienced drastic operating declines after only 10 to 15 years. This is far earlier than the 20 to 25-year operational lifespan…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2102679892592902467) | 3,138 / 89,540 | 🟡 overstated [[Users/@PeterDClack/Post Analyses/Post Analysis - PeterDClack on Wind Farm Decline (2026-09-23)\|analysis]] | | Sep 19 | [The way China refines rare earths and floods the world with batteries and solar panels is frightening. But when you open up history books, it seems even more terrifying. Countries that once dominated…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2101235745365389750) | 399 / 40,194 | | | Sep 18 | [Almost all the reinforced concrete foundations of wind turbines ever built — weighing up to a thousand tonnes each — could be left in the ground. The concrete may be mostly inert, but over the decades…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2101070490496635254) | 2,660 / 83,477 | | ## T8. Climate policy as conspiracy (globalism, "Glozism", COP) (16) | Date (CT) | Post (excerpt, verbatim) | Likes / views | Verdict | |---|---|---:|---| | Oct 21 | [Part 2 of 2: Without consultation with their own citizens, Western governments aligned with the UN and its coterie of globalist institutions, signed onto framework agreements like the 2015 Paris Accor…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2112806094443888908) | 744 / 9,737 | | | Oct 16 | [The manufactured crisis sustains a perpetual state of fear and alarm about a feigned collapse of climate stability - a condition that has no basis in planetary history. This manufactured crisis has se…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2111254364925120613) | 1,088 / 13,479 | | | Oct 16 | [Annual COP summits convened by the United Nations for the past 30 years serve as a financial scheme to extract trillions of dollars from gullible Western nations. The manufactured crisis sustains a pe…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2111003245506335131) | 812 / 11,446 | | | Oct 6 | [The economic hollow-out of the West via its failed energy strategy was never just an isolated mistake; it was a far deeper, systemic breakdown. What we are witnessing across the West is not temporary…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2107402940667593153) | 314 / 5,271 | | | Oct 6 | [The economic hollow-out of the West was only stage one of globalism’s experiment. What is unfolding now is the broader collapse of Western institutional confidence—a society dismantled simultaneously…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2107396872667369882) | 1,492 / 26,877 | | | Oct 6 | [Globalism meant Western factories closed, borders opened and jobs relocated to wherever it was cheaper and convenient. The industrial worker in Vienna, the Ruhr region, or Ohio, became unemployed or w…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2107393786540179732) | 1,828 / 25,475 | | | Sep 30 | [Part 1 of a 2-Part Series - Scientific & Geological Reality The primary driver of the modern climate transition to renewables is not about atmospheric physics. It's built around opaque institutional m…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2105513088757961105) | 397 / 7,943 | | | Sep 30 | [Part 2 of a 2-Part Series: Financial and Industrial Engine The policy and financial machine (the real climate engine) are the actual structural drivers of the global climate agenda. Led by the United…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2105512756711669992) | 459 / 8,020 | | | Sep 30 | [The Illusion of a Climate Crisis: Part 2 of a 2-part series. Annual COP summits serve as financial mechanisms to raise vast sums of money while sustaining a perpetual state of alarm over a collapsing…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2105232013443863011) | 732 / 10,443 | | | Sep 29 | [The world’s 'Big Three' asset management firms—BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street—collectively oversee more than $30 trillion in assets. If their combined assets under management were compared to na…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2104838590886793649) | 1,042 / 28,283 | | | Sep 28 | [A movement of global socialism, known as Glozism, has been designed around an ominous objective: dismantle Western capitalism, cripple its energy grids and export its industrial foundation. The shift…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2104518859546103952) | 3,057 / 63,971 | | | Sep 24 | [President Donald Trump has told the UN General Assembly that the United States rejected all efforts to install globalist rule across the world. 'There is no global government, and while I’m president…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2103013585324564985) | 953 / 13,654 | | | Sep 22 | [The greatest weapon of the climate change campaign is its deliberate complexity. Today, people everywhere face a carefully manicured double barrier: an energy agenda shrouded in dense scientific jargo…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2102334026933780532) | 1,171 / 24,013 | | | Sep 22 | [The climate change narrative has provided the perfect moral smokescreen for an immense global power shift. We are watching the rise of globalism in real time—or rather, we are failing to see it, becau…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2102284067571937283) | 1,042 / 12,179 | | | Sep 21 | [When globalism moves in, the jobs move out. It's as simple as that. The rise of globalism and hyper-connected world trade networks has delivered systemic and corrosive economic, social, and environmen…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2101970202422559058) | 824 / 10,976 | | | Sep 20 | [Globalism was sold with a promise of prosperity. In reality, it was the greatest redistribution of wealth in human history. Globalism meant Western factories closed, borders opened, and jobs relocated…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2101595561090805979) | 6,966 / 164,317 | | ## T9. Non-climate: France, culture and migration (7) | Date (CT) | Post (excerpt, verbatim) | Likes / views | Verdict | |---|---|---:|---| | Oct 21 | [The fusion of global socialism and Islamism is aiming to dismantle Western capitalism, cripple its energy grids and erase its cultural foundations. This relies on the weaponisation of the climate cris…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2112847261713785146) | 1,212 / 16,482 | | | Oct 21 | [A deep-seated crisis of confidence in the Western model is emerging in plain sight as central French cities burn, under coordinated attacks from within. It reflects a broader frustration that traditio…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2112842933842190829) | 271 / 3,898 | | | Oct 20 | [The loss of cultural Western icons to raging mobs has opened the floodgates - and the old world order is on the ropes. Make no mistake, this is an orchestrated agenda, ranging from climate alarmism to…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2112499463621386691) | 655 / 10,481 | | | Oct 18 | [The collapse of order and failure of police enforcement in France is not due to incompetence. It's the predictable outcome of a vast, relentless ideology that views the rich culture of Western civilis…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2112022345980551222) | 778 / 8,812 | | | Oct 17 | [The loss of foundational cultural norms has opened the floodgates to top-down agendas - from climate alarmism to unchecked mass migration. We are seeing the collapse of a cultural heritage that evolve…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2111599390297391185) | 1,116 / 18,652 | | | Oct 6 | [What we are witnessing today is the systemic erosion of centuries of cohesive society. The loss of foundational cultural norms has opened the floodgates to top-down agendas—from climate alarmism to un…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2107603000319734220) | 1,789 / 26,605 | | | Sep 27 | [We are witnessing a profound and systemic fragmentation of Western civilisation. What we are experiencing today is the erosion of centuries of cohesive society. The loss of social norms has opened the…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2104369592026136647) | 3,025 / 63,674 | | ## T10. Non-climate: biology and evolution (7) | Date (CT) | Post (excerpt, verbatim) | Likes / views | Verdict | |---|---|---:|---| | Oct 15 | [The entire history of life rests on a few freakish moments of sheer luck, the rest is evolutionary brilliance. From a purely chemical standpoint, DNA has no business doing what it does. It is just a s…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2110949585673732463) | 375 / 5,867 | | | Oct 10 | [We traded the living world and the deep security of tight-knit tribal society for a system centered on wealth, ownership, prestige and control. We have lost our natural closeness to the raw earth for…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2108847159768735967) | 203 / 4,633 | | | Oct 9 | [The human species has shifted away from the natural world to take over the planet. We now seen ourselves as the de facto owners, managers, consumers and legitimate extractors of every valuable shred o…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2108485692670259696) | 306 / 4,324 | | | Oct 5 | [It was around 541 million years ago when a noisy, restless and jabbering mob of newcomers pulled in at the station. This was the silent, primordial Earth, where nothing much had changed for two billio…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2107026345201213774) | 225 / 3,394 | | | Oct 5 | [Around 2.7 billion years ago, primitive single-celled organisms—known as cyanobacteria—mastered photosynthesis. This was long before the forests and reefs took hold—or indeed before the rise of comple…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2106999133840306665) | 476 / 7,358 | | | Oct 4 | [In complete darkness, far beyond the reach of sunlight, the Black Smokers support thriving ecosystems powered entirely by chemosynthesis. Here, specialised bacteria synthesise energy directly from tox…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2106919295553098160) | 239 / 4,164 | | | Sep 18 | [The human story is about our dogged survival in a harsh, dangerous world, thanks largely to sheer luck. For roughly 90% of the time Homo sapiens have walked the Earth, we lived through a chaotic, free…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2101084072055640109) | 469 / 8,189 | | ## T11. Non-climate: snooker (1) | Date (CT) | Post (excerpt, verbatim) | Likes / views | Verdict | |---|---|---:|---| | Sep 19 | [Snooker is taking off bigly. This level of proficiency by top snooker talents was reached without professional coaching. We realise this is hard to believe. This is Captain Darling. It came as a shock…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2101434723059007619) | 238 / 5,355 | | ## Short replies (thanks and banter, not themed) (19) | Date (CT) | To | Text | |---|---|---| | Oct 24 | reply to @hoddo461 | [Up yours ...](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2113916164376318427) | | Oct 24 | reply to @tezisold | [If you rank countries based on per capita, it is completely different, For the major Industrial Economies Per Capita • A…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2113915733034037718) | | Oct 21 | reply to @HaranSteph18662 | [Great analysis, Stephen..](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2113124346021761186) | | Oct 21 | reply to @VinodBhardwajUS | [I'm sure my thinking is more layered, Vinod.](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2113057064306307232) | | Oct 21 | reply to @vm_mensch | [Absolutely, Victoria...](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2113056452537618926) | | Oct 21 | reply to @Fancy2000 | [Thanks Ulli...](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2113056318462538029) | | Oct 21 | reply to @pcskeptik | [Great analysis...](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2113055951892939202) | | Oct 21 | reply to @vm_mensch | [Yes, it's all based on momentum. Don't ask, don't tell.](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2113055304430837961) | | Oct 21 | reply to @RichardRusk007 | [Its a good question, Richard... I haven't thought a lot about nuclear, other than saying it could solve quite a lot. But…](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2113054903103004912) | | Oct 21 | reply to @crazytexdoc | [Great stuff...](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2113054261684932876) | | Oct 21 | reply to @SmokeamHQ | [Where did I blame AI?](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2113053682380272112) | | Oct 21 | reply to @PezeshkiCharles | [Staggeringly good analysis, Charles. Thanks.](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2113053271170633938) | | Oct 21 | reply to @Murry_Rhodes | [Pretty good analysis, Murry](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2113052454107677159) | | Oct 21 | reply to @awaveglobal | [Many thanks...](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2113052088259477525) | | Oct 21 | reply to @Mazagan_Ft | [Pretty good summary, Tara...](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2113051808436470186) | | Oct 21 | reply to @drvanlaack | [I appreciate your detailed comment, Walter...](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2113051513073570225) | | Oct 21 | reply to @awaveglobal | [Thanks...](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2112991167872946196) | | Oct 21 | reply to @crossland_rob | [Thanks Rob...](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2112850751940898928) | | Oct 21 | reply to @awaveglobal | [Many thanks...](https://x.com/PeterDClack/status/2112848329227079964) |