Grundvilk

Sometimes provides interesting health perspectives from a low-carb medical (and a rich man's) point-of-view. Eades was an engineer before he became a doctor. Note that despite chronically practicing a ketogenic diet, his +70 year phenotype looks relatively haggard.

- Larry Turner

This the man who brought the term, "mass formation hypnosis" back from the dusty stacks of older scientific literature and showed how it applied to modern times and modern peoples.

- Larry Turner

Fellow is evidently a working scientist who (self-abusively?) later went into teaching in the UK. Writes extremely well. A real vocabulary expander/stretcher, this guy's writing. I can't remember the last time I saw someone cogently use the word "elide"...

- Larry Turner

It's definitely not all about 'US'.

- Larry Turner

I don't know if Washburne is making sense of life, but he certainly describes well how modern biological science is pecking away at the task of describing how things occur and evolve.

- Larry Turner

Author grew up in the US, but then emigrated (?) to Russia, his family's probable country of origin. Great, unique source of what's going on politically in Russia. Pretty bright and energetic fellow.

- Larry Turner

Pretty funny commentary and satire on the 'Karenization' of America (and much of the western world).

- Larry Turner

News from the COMT(Val,Val) hive.

- Larry Turner