Jeremy

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Jeremy

Jeremy

@Dangerous_Jezza

50+ Guitarist playing for 35+ years, The best way to describe my playing style would be I like all kinds of music and I play from the heart not the head.

Melbourne, Victoria Katılım Şubat 2015
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Jeremy
Jeremy@Dangerous_Jezza·
@AlboMP Prime Minister, you're not "kidding" — you're spinning. Elon Musk isn't "above Australian law" — he's a US citizen running a US company with zero obligation to let one country's regulator dictate global speech. X did geo-block the Wakeley church stabbing footage in Australia (complying with local rules). The eSafety Commissioner demanded worldwide removal and got smacked down in court. Australia ultimately dropped the case. Free speech prevailed. Musk isn't "sowing division" by refusing to hide news of a terrorist attack on an Assyrian bishop (with Islamist slogans yelled during the livestream). The division comes from violent incidents and governments that downplay patterns or rush to censor rather than confront them. You accuse a bloke on the "other side of the world" of being out of touch? Mate, look in the mirror. Australians are shaking their heads at skyrocketing cost of living, housing pressures, energy bills, and crime stats under your watch — while you lecture billionaires about "common decency" and "social licence." Other companies rolled over. X fought for principle. That's not ego — that's resisting one nation trying to become the world's internet censor. Australians can handle seeing uncomfortable truths. What they can't handle is being treated like children who need protecting from reality. The ego here is thinking Australian law reaches Elon Musk's boardroom in Texas. It doesn't. And pretending it should is exactly why trust in institutions is tanking. #FreeSpeech
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Jeremy@Dangerous_Jezza·
@volcaholic1 Because nothing convinces people more than calling the very same people your trying to convince stupid. What do you actually know about climate change. Tell me about the replication crisis.
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Volcaholic 🌋@volcaholic1·
Climate change deniers. I hope you feel stupid now.
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Jeremy@Dangerous_Jezza·
@DrKutney I can't speak for others but I have done my homework. Some of us actually know more than you think or give us credit for.
Jeremy@Dangerous_Jezza

Low cost - long term alternative climate action. ONE-PAGE PITCH 200-Year Climate Self-Regulation Test A Conservative, Low-Cost Experiment to Test Nature’s Thermostat The Theory Current warming of ~1.1 °C since pre-industrial times is largely a natural rebound from the Little Ice Age, amplified modestly by human CO₂. CO₂ is not a pollutant — it is plant food. When atmospheric CO₂ rises, global vegetation responds with a 20–50 year lag: plants grow faster, biomass expands, and natural carbon sinks increase. This self-regulating mechanism, working together with natural cycles, should eventually stabilise or reduce warming even if emissions remain steady. The mainstream narrative overstates the crisis while understating nature’s built-in thermostat. The Test A 200-year, falsifiable experiment: Years 1–100 (2025–2125): Modest, practical action to boost sinks and trim emissions slightly. Years 101–200 (2125–2225): Complete stasis — no new policies, emissions held steady (coal remains viable). Key Actions (conservative & realistic) 250 million hectares of high-productivity reforestation + natural regeneration + full deforestation halt by 2035. Nuclear ramps to 3,000 GW by 2075 (retrofits on existing coal sites). Solar reaches 2,000 GW. Coal/gas taper slowly to ~5–6 GtC/yr total emissions (CCS on 40–50 % of fleet). 90 % of light-duty vehicles electric by 2055 (30-year natural rollout). Total cost: $9–11 trillion over 100 years (~0.6–0.8 % of global GDP annually). Monitoring Fully transparent, low-cost protocol using existing NASA/ESA satellites (OCO-2, Copernicus, MODIS) and ground networks (NOAA, FLUXNET, ARGO). Annual public “200-Year Test Dashboard” with raw data, reviewed by an independent panel of mainstream and skeptical scientists. Clear, pre-published success criteria. Projected Outcomes if Theory Holds CO₂ peaks ~465–485 ppm by 2125 then falls to 370–430 ppm by 2225. Warming caps at 1.4–1.9 °C (possibly declining further as natural cycles align). Advantages & Conservative Benefits Extremely low cost compared with mainstream net-zero plans. Keeps coal viable for decades and uses proven, reliable energy. Relies on market-driven EV adoption and natural greening rather than mandates. Fully falsifiable — if sinks do not respond with the expected lag, the theory is disproven. Tests nature’s self-regulation without economic disruption or overstatement. This is not another alarmist proposal. It is a conservative, practical experiment that respects natural cycles, leverages real greening data, and lets the planet show us what it can do. Appendix.1 x.com/Dangerous_Jezz… Appendix.2 (grok link so table is readable) x.com/i/grok/share/b…

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Dr Gerald Kutney | Climate Politics
To become a leading climate scientist ... you need to graduate with a Ph.D. ... and publish years of study in peer-reviewed papers. To become a leading climate denier ... you need to graduate with no degrees ... and publish daily lies on X posts. Climate DENIAL is a lost cause
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Jeremy@Dangerous_Jezza·
@DrKutney Or how about why data smoothing has a bias in it. Most data is/has been smoothed upwards.
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Jeremy@Dangerous_Jezza·
@DrKutney Ok explain the replication crisis and why it still has not been resolved?
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Jeremy@Dangerous_Jezza·
Yea well those elite billionaire dont use their social media empires, still let you put your dide of the story out. That in itself kinda discredits your properganda brainwashing theory. You are just accusing the Right of everything the Left have done via main stream media in the past. Now the gigs up and some dont like it. Power slipping through fingers like water from a tap.
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Sam@SamCKx·
A democratically elected British Prime Minister has been driven from office by a relentless campaign of propaganda and misinformation; funded, amplified and perpetuated by foreign billionaires and elites whose interests bear zero resemblance to those of ordinary working people. A noble gesture from an emotional Keir Starmer, entirely consistent with his conduct in office. A truly sad day for British democracy. His full resignation speech:
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Jeremy@Dangerous_Jezza·
@greenheroaf You need to solve the replication crisis first.
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Jeremy@Dangerous_Jezza·
Yea he should sell everything he owns (tanking all his businesses) and then all those people who worked for him can go get another job, while they are waiting to get a new job they can sell the shares in the company they worked for that is now going belly up and get pennies on the dollar for them. But its ok cos the gov will have a trillion dollars, everything will be fairy dust and unicorn farts and we can all live happily ever after.
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Jeremy@Dangerous_Jezza·
@DrRitaDed Wow you showed your hand there didnt you. Only fathers day????
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Jeremy@Dangerous_Jezza·
@DanielPriestley Exactly, one system acknowledges greed and corruption exist and has rules and laws in place to try and curb it, and punishment those who prey on others. The other system thinks it can create a perfect system where everyone has a fair share and greed and corruption wont happen.
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Daniel Priestley
Daniel Priestley@DanielPriestley·
Genuinely, socialism is the best sounding system. It makes perfect sense for a society to work together to elevate the living standards of everyone together. It makes sense that if someone builds something of enormous value, we accept that it was inevitable that it would have been created at some point and that it was society as a whole that went into the discovery. It seems fair that we would all accept that people have vastly different abilities that yield very different commercial value. How unfair that the person who is naturally good at negotiating a roll-up acquisition strategy is wildly more rewarded than the nurse who returns someone to health or who allows someone to die with dignity. Honestly, I see it. I understand it. The issue is that we are primates running on ancient software. We don’t do stuff for the collective good, we do stuff for our kids. The person who strives for an A on the exam doesn’t study if the grades are equalised. The entrepreneur doesn’t start the company when half the rewards are redistributed to those who didn’t - even though they couldn’t. We’re happy sharing to an extent but we’re not content to put it all in the pot. We’re happy to help those who clearly cannot survive on their own but we’re not happy supporting those who don’t want to work or who struggle to get motivated or focused. Socialism is the smartest system but it doesn’t actually work and has never worked. Really smart people like socialism because they can see how much better society could be … if only it worked. Even John Lennon kept the royalties to Imagine. His heirs will never need to work again from that one song alone. If he truly believed what he was saying, he would declare that it belongs to “all the people living for today”. Capitalists accept human nature. We know there is a better way but we know it’s out of reach. We understand that if you can harness self interest in a pro-social way you will lift living standards enormously. The restaurant owner will feed the village not because it’s good for society but because it’s good for his kids… either way the village is fed. John Lennon will write uplifting songs … but only if he owns the rights. The most important part about capitalism isn’t that it’s better - it’s not. It’s that it actually works in the real world.
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Jeremy@Dangerous_Jezza·
@AlexTaylorNews Another person who thinks pointing to a specific event is proof. Do better. Why dont you try and solve the Replication Crisis. That might help back up your climate change theory.
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Alex Taylor
Alex Taylor@AlexTaylorNews·
It's going to be forty fucking three degrees in my town in the fucking 𝐧𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐡 of France on Tuesday ! and if you don't believe we've fucked up the climate, you're a fucking idiot ! Excuse my French 🤡
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Jeremy@Dangerous_Jezza·
You know that its rather telling when a party in power playes the attack you opponents card rather than just get on with the job of governing the country. Generally speaking the party who holds office just creates good policy and lets the results do the talking whilst those in opposition look for faults and flaws and go after the party.
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stranger@strangerous10·
Albo says it’s a “fact” that One Nation “pretend" to stand for battlers. “They have planes given to them by Australia’s richest person” “They want it to be easier to sack people” “They oppose increases in the min wage”💥 The banner at NPC said it all really #auspol
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Jeremy@Dangerous_Jezza·
@lilysnotepad Lol. Ill give you the cut out the Meg's yacht bit because that coukd be a personal asset someone owns but rockets and spaceships pfffft. Nobody and I mean Nobody owns a personal rocket or spaceship, those are the property of companies and countries.
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L i l y@lilysnotepad·
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Jeremy@Dangerous_Jezza·
@PatsyDiabetes 3,428 Billionairs is a quite a bit short of the one billion you quoted.
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NursePatsy
NursePatsy@PatsyDiabetes·
There is literally a billion billionaires in the world. Let that sink in. No one needs a billion dollars in their bank account. Full stop.
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Jeremy@Dangerous_Jezza·
@PatsyDiabetes France is a country where French is spoken. French. ...... you dont speak French. Lol you cant even get that right and you want to lecture the public on health issues like your some expert but your just a person who cares for people.
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Jeremy@Dangerous_Jezza·
Your a nurse not an expert. Most people wearing a mask dont even know what protocols should be followed for the mask to effectivly do what it could do let alone follow them. The majority of sheep who wear a mask ate just carrying a peice of cloth covered in germd that they then place on their face and think they are safe. Every person I see who wears a mask I also see them toich the mask with hands that have been in contact with God only k ows how many other surfaces that are not clean. Survival of the fittest, if you cant survive a bit of a virus maybe you should be deleted from the gene pool before you pollute it.
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NursePatsy@PatsyDiabetes·
I am absolutely horrified. Just got to the grocery store and people are casually pushing carts with NO MASKS on at all. We are in the middle of multiple pandemics (COVID, Hantavirus, Ebola, Alpha Gal, Monkeypox).. wake up! I am not asking nicely anymore. MASK UP NOW.
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Jeremy@Dangerous_Jezza·
Lol this is some funny stuff. You believe science. That statment right there shows the level of your ignorance on the subject at hand. Science is not a religion nor is it a belief system. One does not believe in science. Science must prove itself. The scientific method is based on this principle. I could go on and pull apart all your other crazy statments but I think I made my point.
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Jeremy@Dangerous_Jezza·
Its pretty obvious the so called journalists is more interested in point scoring than actually getting an answer. The smug grin is a dead give away of the mindset she has. Smart ass asking an annoying question not because she wants an answer but because she knows the question is annoying.
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M.Anne Edwards@MAnneEdwards1·
@PaulineHansonOz Show a bit of self control Pauline. She is a journalist doing her job asking questions about your job. You put yourself out there, so suck it up.
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Jeremy@Dangerous_Jezza·
@PaulineHansonOz The worst part of it IMHO isnt so much the question but the smart ass grin on her face. A smug smile from a DEI hire who thinks its a win.
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Jeremy@Dangerous_Jezza·
@PaulineHansonOz Smart ass question followed up with a smarmy grin. How pathetic, is this a result of a DEI hire, because any decent journalist would at least be respectful enough to 1. Frame the question differently if they wanted to take a cheap shot and 2. Not grin childishly afterwards.
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Jeremy@Dangerous_Jezza·
You do know that cracking the shits and ranting like that is not a good sign. If you take a position on something and someone challenges that position then how well you defend your position using facts and arguing your case or position is a measure of your actual knowledge on the subject. If you cant do that then one can only assume you dont know much and are just repeating things you have heard or you dont really care. Because you got upset you obviously care so........
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Kevin
Kevin@kevcabana·
@Ryandally08 Oh my fucking god. READ. I know it was beaten I know it is as beaten quickly. I fucking said when it was announced not at the end.
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Ryan Dally
Ryan Dally@Ryandally08·
ALBO’S AUDACITY: PM Begs Struggling Aussies for Cash After Blowing $450M on Failed Voice! The absolute nerve of this Prime Minister. Albanese is pocketing over $600,000 a year, yet he is actively begging poor Australians for money to fund a Labor political hit job against Pauline Hanson. This shameless cash grab comes right after he blew $450,000,000 of your taxpayer dollars on a divisive, failed referendum. While 28 million Australians are drowning in a brutal cost of living crisis, an elite politician on a massive salary is digital panhandling to bankroll his own campaign. It is out of touch, hypocritical, and utterly disgusting.
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