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Hormonal Karma: Sperm counts are nose-diving for the most populous animal on Earth

Posted on April 2, 2021April 3, 2021 by George Tsakraklides

(FINE PRINT) 100 other species are going extinct daily As much as we consider Nature non-sentient, it definitely has its thinking hat on at the moment: it is beginning to tackle climate change before humans can even begin to acknowledge it. It is doing this by trying to curb human population, the number one aggravator of … Continue reading Hormonal Karma: Sperm counts are nose-diving for the most populous animal on Earth

Showtime

Posted on March 5, 2021March 5, 2021 by George Tsakraklides

It was the biggest show on Earth as billions around the world gathered around their TVs eager to watch as ancient icebergs slid into the ocean in real time koalas held on to trees in crystal clear resolution as they burned alive and commercials so many commercials so many products to choose from all those … Continue reading Showtime

Reflux

Posted on February 14, 2021February 14, 2021 by George Tsakraklides

We built our cities on the coast of this giant bowl taking full advantage of the forgiving qualities of water Next to an abyss as deep as our confusion, we did our business Thinking the magic toilet had eatenOur invommitable sins But the whirlpool was reversible The flush took its revenge An exponential excremential soon turned into a hurricanebringing us face to face for … Continue reading Reflux

Entropy

Posted on February 11, 2021March 31, 2021 by George Tsakraklides

The cloud started its life small: a tiny grey blemish in the sky, completely unaware of its own malignancy. As it sat lonely at the backside of the mountain, it became used to being fed by humans, just like a butcher’s dog. It never rained, not even moved. Just sat there all alone growing fatter … Continue reading Entropy

The Breaking Of The Circle

Posted on December 21, 2020July 27, 2024 by George Tsakraklides

About Cars, Consciousness and CO2

Posted on November 5, 2020September 20, 2024 by George Tsakraklides

As I was growing up, no one ever warned me that if I walk too close to the edge of the curb on a busy road, each passing car ends up stealing away a little bit of my soul. Although there had been plenty of rumours over the years about the link between microwaves, radio … Continue reading About Cars, Consciousness and CO2

The Story Of Carbon

Posted on June 29, 2020September 19, 2024 by George Tsakraklides

Many billions of years ago, somewhere in the vast darkness of space, there was a lonely dying star. As the furnace that had kept it bright for millions of years began to run out of fuel, the star started burning parts of itself just to keep warm. And as it did, it’s outer layers began … Continue reading The Story Of Carbon