to understand the scale of just how much excessive CO2 has entered into our oceans, this is a good resource to start. > https://marine.copernicus.eu/ocean-climate-portal/ocean-carbon-uptake we must pivot into non-fossil energy, because You and I are stewards for the next generation, whoever they may be.

one would think that with photonics processors, that LLM models would be re-written in another language other than the grossly inefficient and memory hungry flawed Python. https://docs.prefabphotonics.com/python-for-photonics/ which is why, models like candle, makes a lot of future sense.

a crude oil tanker that needs to snake through the Suez Canal translates into higher cost of energy for Asia markets. the plot for American crude becomes a lot clearer. By American, that includes the glorious land of Venezuela. > https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/refiners-elbow-traders-take-larger-slice-venezuelas-oil-2026-07-21/

now that IBM, Microsoft, NVIDIA and the usual suspects are backing for open source weighted LLMs... i think the silly hype to scare the poop out of people with so called self-aware AI closed end models that can hack into a bunch of systems can stop now, because this self-inflicted shot in the foot has worked.

Pulp Fiction. It's one of those films on DVDs / Blu-Rays that you dust off every once in a while and watch a re-run to chuckle at some of the scenes that are simply golden.

anyone worth their competence, intelligence, in the area of code, technology, maths and general wisdom, will know that this is a complete fabrication with a giant B and S. the reason for this complete fabrication is to prop up hype, marketing and funding for a business that is losing money and is unlikely to return a reasonable rate of return to its investors. the core underlying implication of this collossal fabrication, aided by media outlets where editors have no inkling to this (or choose to ignore this due to the fact that such hype helps drive up readership and therefore advertising revenue), is that the ones that continue to perpetuate this strategy, are of the firm belief that there are sufficient people within the global demographic population who are (a) naive, (b) stupid, (c) both naive and stupid, and fortunately, they are completely correct. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/jul/22/openai-says-its-models-went-rogue-and-hacked-startup-in-unprecedented-incident

as the UK receives Andy Burnham into No. 10 Downing Street (the country’s 4th Prime Minister in the last four years), one of the standout aspects of the PM’s strategy to revitalize Britannia’s economy, is the intended decentralization of power from Whitehall to the rest of Britain, which, will be a shot in the arm, if the PM’s bold re-industrialization roadmap can be stiched into a coherent set of policies. when coupled with the country’s intention to restart drilling and exploration of North Sea fossil oil and gas resources as the quickest way to bring down energy prices and widespread inflation, one of the biggest potential winner will be in next generation CO2 capture, sequestration and storage technologies. some 20 odd years ago, the University of Manchester introduced to the world, graphene, developed by Prof Konstantin Novoselov and Prof Andre Geim (born in the former Soviet Union, in case anyone is curious), both of whom then went on to win the Nobel Prize for this innovation. since then, graphene’s industrial applicability has grown from simple fuel cell and battery anodes, to graphene’s high selectivity to capture CO2 (this is due to its electrical conductivity, very interesting read below…), to recent game-changing discovery of graphene’s ability to hold different states of superconductivity (which makes quantum processors operate at higher temperatures which is a very awesome thing). PM Burnham’s re-industrialization policy, seems to be defense-themed, a direct nod towards making the UK a reliable friend and partner to Europe’s long term plan for expanding its trade links, capability resilience and supra-national defense innovation & manufacturing base. Will the House of Lords opine in the direction of Great Britain, for there is little time to concur bills and laws urgently needed in perilous times such as now? Will the House of Commons be unified with common purpose behind Burnham’s bold vision? Can the UK stick to the plan? How the UK gave the world graphene > https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ckgng2d5nn4o Graphene’s amazing ability to seek out CO2 > https://pubs.rsc.org/tc/article-abstract/doi/10.1039/d6tc01260d/1278702/Graphene-nanomaterials-next-generation-tools-for Game-changing multiple states of superconductivity for this boring black material > https://news.mit.edu/2026/graphene-can-hold-multiple-states-of-superconductivity-0629 PM Burnham’s reindustrialization policy > https://www.centreforcities.org/blog/briefing-burnham-reindustrialisation-and-industrial-policy/

distraction of the United States, will inevitably lead to several complications elsewhere in the world tomorrow. > https://www.isdp.eu/publication/the-dprks-war-dividend-in-ukraine-capabilities-gained-trajectory-shifted-and-the-long-term-strategic-impact/

has America lost its way and the war in Iran? looking at the historical factors that led to the defeat of the United States in Vietnam, the astonishing key factors summarised, who was steering the direction of strategy in the first place? therefore, Iran is now the United States forever war. for now, it has clearly lost the battle, and this was without boots on the ground yet. https://youtu.be/NjMKY3aEgY0

cool as a cucumber, professional to the 9th degree. RESPECT. https://youtu.be/AEbsCyou_I0