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Belmont Club » The More I See You
Suppose you could watch something — or someone — by observing its doppelganger. Not the thing in itself, but its shadow. Ridiculous? Maybe not. According to the Guardian Lockheed Martin filed a patent application for a quantum radar system which operates on precisely that principle. The Guardian writes: In theory entangled particles could be used to reveal details of objects ... [Cache] [Link]
EU Referendum » The day comes closer
Untouched by even a scintilla of doubt about global warming, the EU has abandoned all restraint and decided to table a proposal which will bind member states to cutting CO2 emissions by 30 percent on 1990 levels by 2020.Hitherto, the target has been 20 percent, with an offer made at Copenhagen to go for the higher figure "if an international ... [Cache] [Link]
Samizdata.net » Tea Parties - there is a lot of tea in China
Just a quick link on an interesting story about how the growing, affluent middle class in China is taking the view that it likes taxes as about as little as the Tea Party campaigners in the US.... [Cache] [Link]
Man in a Shed » What Labour's new Union owner's won't tell you
Letters From A Tory » First Class posts on Monday
1. The Last Ditch finds another reason to despise Harriet Harman. 2. Leg Iron talks about ‘The Creeper’. 3. Tory Radio says the Guardian are going to have to try a lot harder. 4. Raedwald winds back the (trade union) clock to the 1970s. 5. Tory Politico discovers yet another vile slur against the Conservatives. [Cache] [Link]
Tim Worstall » An advertisement
It’s in Brazil so it might have both beer and titties. [Cache] [Link]
EU Referendum » An era of plenty?
A run of articles over the last week, most notably from The Economist and The Financial Times, highlighted the transformation in the energy industry, as increasing amounts of shale gas reach the market. That, with other unconventional sources of gas, seem set to banish the nightmare prospects of energy shortages for the foreseeable future, providing a substantial source of new ... [Cache] [Link]
Letters From A Tory » Quote of the day
“If you are hinting now that you are ready to sign up to a cosy deal with the Tories, you might as well shut up shop and be another Conservative Party, and be done with it” - agony aunt Claire Rayner, accusing Nick Clegg of “flirting” with the Conservatives [Cache] [Link]
Dizzy Thinks » Random anti-Gordon YouTube videos
For the Comrades, And a little music too, [Cache] [Link]
Tim Worstall » Et tu Bella?*
Ed Balls, in his infinite fucking wisdom, has decided that Latin is a useless subject in schools. Like Boris Johnson, I am outraged, not least because this is my livelihood at stake. The joy and value of Latin being taught in schools and the defence of it being of course entirely separate from this Libertarian’s sustenance being drawn from teaching ... [Cache] [Link]
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