The Episodikal Podcast

In this episode, we continued talking about the importance of having reliable energy sources, and why we already can’t fallback to them because of the lack of water, touched upon the hypocrisy of mentioning climate change at Burning Man, the new “There Is No Climate Emergency” petition signed by 1200 scientists and a world map of climate disasters showing the opposite, discussed the disastrous effects of skyrocketing energy costs, NASA studying climate on Earth instead of space, what the canc...

In this episode, we started talking about the book “Fossil Future” by Alex Epstein, the importance of having abundant and cheap energy, asked the question of why we are being told to reduce our energy consumption instead of looking for alternatives, pondered on the true meaning of “eliminating human impact,” and manipulations of public opinion through vague terminology. Fossil future Wind turbine blades could be recycled into gummy bears, scientists say 45Q Legislation - Technology We love re...

In this episode, we started with an apology to Professor George Kent, whom we had a chance to interview to talk about his article “The Benefits of World Hunger” and his books. We drew some parallels between what’s happening in the world today and what was happening after the fall of the Soviet Union, discussed shrinkflation, and the Swiss government banning electric heaters that the population rushed to buy. The announced planned power cuts, the replenishing Earth’s petroleum supplies, thoriu...

In this episode, we started talking about the video message from a Dutch farmer that Jordan Peterson posted on his channel, explaining why this is important to everyone not intending to change their diet based on false pretexts and, most importantly, not looking forward to being reduced along with carbon and nitrogen, cracked some jokes about the Internet Explorer, talked about a phenomenal success of elected officials when judged from the perspective of those who elected them. Dutch Farmer S...

In this episode, we started talking about heavy rains in the UAE, wildfires and the lack of water in California, the lack of media coverage of such once-in-a-thousand years events that are now frequently happening around the globe, the new menu items we are being advertised by the mass media that make bugs and worms look like a great option, that no sane person would even consider thinking about, and why this may be the reason Elon Musk is trying so hard to get off this planet. 'Water was up ...