Since I like order in data, I have prepared for you a navigator of my articles with a short description of the content. It will be easier to navigate yourself in what you have read, what you haven’t, or what escaped your notice. As a Data Scientist in the field…

The author is a data scientist and publishes his deep-dive analyzes of Climate change on the scientific portal Academia.edu. tl;dr: This is a simple consideration for anyone who expects a feasible plan to reduce anthropogenic emissions worldwide or country-level scale. But, no, it doesn’t exist. Every plan needs an authority…

I don’t have much time to blog. I try to make the world a better place instead. But there is a lot of bent data, so I will try to fix it. This will be an analysis without political correctness, which the UN constantly adheres to in its reports. I’ll…

Several months (or rather years) of effort paid off. One of the projects that I have been involved in since the beginning received a unique evaluation of its activity so far by being nominated for the WGIN Global Green Infrastructure Awards 2023 in the Research section. The project aims to…

This is a series for any layman who wants to educate himself to understand the difference between stupid and workable solutions to eliminate Climate change. This series will focus on energy, especially electricity production and consumption. I will simplify the whole topic so that it is digestible for anyone who desires to understand it. — In the first two parts: Production and consumption of electricity a layman's guide. The first part. This is a series for any layman who wants to educate himself to understand the difference between stupid and workable…janrapan.medium.com

This is a series for any layman who wants to educate himself to understand the difference between stupid and workable solutions to eliminate Climate change. This series will focus on energy, especially electricity production and consumption. I will simplify the whole topic so that it is digestible for anyone who desires to understand it. — In the first part: Production and consumption of electricity a layman's guide. The first part. This is a series for any layman who wants to educate himself to understand the difference between stupid and workable…janrapan.medium.com

This is a series for any layman who wants to educate himself to understand the difference between stupid and workable solutions to eliminate Climate change. This series will focus on energy, especially electricity production and consumption. I will simplify the whole topic so that it is digestible for anyone who desires to understand it. Because only the processed information can be considered. And thinking makes us smarter = we can better resist the stupidity from the infected internet. Of course, some individuals will never understand it. But that’s how this civilization is constructed.

Today I tested the ChatGPT service, which runs on the OpenAI platform, more deeply. I focused on a range of topics in connection with Climate change. I was sceptical because I rated the previous results as average to below average. However, today’s results jumped a little higher. That doesn’t mean I’m happy with every answer. — In the beginning, I want to thank Salvatore Raieli, whose articles on “AI” I enjoy reading. We share a passion for data exploration.

People love freedom and still like to be led by someone else. It's all based on blind trust. But how does blind trust even arise? To understand this, we have to go deeper into the knowledge of our knowledge or non-knowledge. — First, a few explanations of what blind trust means: Blind trust puts faith in someone without regard to demonstrated reliability or trustworthiness. Trust is the firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability, or strength of someone or something.