Cloud-Seeding-Best-Of.mp3

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ABOUT THE SONG

This song is a sharp, satirical take on climate change denial and humanity’s tendency to externalize blame — especially through conspiracy theories like chemtrails, geoengineering, and cloud seeding. On the surface, it plays with the language of those conspiracies, but underneath, it’s clearly about human self-deception and collective irresponsibility.

Interpretation:

Verse 1 (“Pumping out the gases / Turning out fascists”) — links industrial pollution and political extremism as twin symptoms of denial and overconsumption. “Pumping out the gases” references literal emissions, while “turning out fascists” points to the reactionary ideologies that emerge when people resist accountability for the crisis.

Bridge (“Instead of conceding / Just keep on breeding”) — exposes society’s refusal to change, mocking the idea that human population and endless consumption are somehow compatible with sustainability.

Chorus (“Cloud seeding…? / … it’s the humans feeding”) — flips the conspiracy on its head. Rather than governments secretly manipulating the weather, we are the ones “seeding the clouds” with our pollution, greed, and ignorance. The phrase “Who are we kidding / We did our own bidding” drives home that the damage isn’t from hidden forces — it’s self-inflicted.

Verse 2 (“Pushing out pollution / Got no solution”) — continues the theme of inertia. The repetition of “more, more, more” mocks our insatiable demand for growth even as it kills us.

Outro (“Our reduction / Due to mass consumption”) — provides a grim epilogue: humanity’s downfall (“reduction”) is directly tied to its compulsive overconsumption. The line “Hearts bleed” suggests both literal suffering and moral decay.

Overall message:
The song dismantles the myths of geoengineering conspiracies by turning them inward — it’s not elites secretly changing the weather; it’s everyone doing it through fossil fuel addiction, mass consumption, and denial. “Cloud seeding” becomes a metaphor for human folly: we’re poisoning our own atmosphere while convincing ourselves that someone else is to blame.

From the album “Reap“

* Our probabilistic, ensemble-based climate model — which incorporates complex socio-economic and ecological feedback loops within a dynamic, nonlinear system — projects that global temperatures are becoming unsustainable this century. This far exceeds earlier estimates of a 4°C rise over the next thousand years, highlighting a dramatic acceleration in global warming. We are now entering a phase of compound, cascading collapse, where climate, ecological, and societal systems destabilize through interlinked, self-reinforcing feedback loops.

Take-a-Picture-Best-Of.mp3

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ABOUT THE SONG AND SCIENCE

Our ensemble-based probabilistic climate model integrates socio-economic, ecological, and biogeophysical feedbacks within a nonlinear dynamical system. The results indicate that global temperatures are on course to become unsustainable within this century, far surpassing earlier projections of a 4°C rise over a millennium26*.

The transition from a stable Holocene equilibrium to a runaway Anthropocene trajectory is characterized by compounding, interdependent feedbacks across multiple systems — thermal, hydrological, biological, and societal.

The events of 2024–2025 reveal the limits of incremental mitigation. Stabilizing Earth’s climate now demands more than emission reductions — it requires active carbon removal, ecosystem restoration, and an immediate global phase-out of fossil fuels.

As the planet’s natural stabilizers fail, humanity faces a critical juncture: continue deferring action or act decisively to preserve habitability. The evidence is unequivocal — the feedback loops have tipped, the tipping points have cascaded, and the window for prevention is rapidly closing.

26* Our probabilistic, ensemble-based climate model — which incorporates complex socio-economic and ecological feedback loops within a dynamic, nonlinear system — projects that global temperatures are becoming unsustainable this century. This far exceeds earlier estimates of a 4°C rise over the next thousand years, highlighting a dramatic acceleration in global warming. We are now entering a phase of compound, cascading collapse, where climate, ecological, and societal systems destabilize through interlinked, self-reinforcing feedback loops.

From the album “Taken“

Taken-Over-Best-Of.mp3

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ABOUT THE SCIENCE

Interactive Easy-Read Format

* Our probabilistic, ensemble-based climate model — which incorporates complex socio-economic and ecological feedback loops within a dynamic, nonlinear system — projects that global temperatures are becoming unsustainable this century. This far exceeds earlier estimates of a 4°C rise over the next thousand years, highlighting a dramatic acceleration in global warming. We are now entering a phase of compound, cascading collapse, where climate, ecological, and societal systems destabilize through interlinked, self-reinforcing feedback loops.

From the album “Taken“

Mighty-Oak.mp3

[Intro]
(If it ain’t broke…)
Ensuring
(Enduring)
The mighty oak

[Verse 1]
If you ever get board
(No joke, be an oak)
Keep your brain sane
(Oh, lordy lord)

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(If it ain’t broke…)
Ensuring
(Enduring)
The mighty oak

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Strength, longevity, and resilience
(Independence)

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Are you barking up the wrong tree
(A mighty oak wanna be?)
From the humble acorn
(Grow and learn… you are born)

[Chorus]
(If it ain’t broke…)
Ensuring
(Enduring)
The mighty oak

[Bridge]
Strength, longevity, and resilience
(Independence)

[Chorus]
(If it ain’t broke…)
Ensuring
(Enduring)
The mighty oak

[Outro]
Strength (in a board length)
Longevity (in your durability)
Resilience (Independence)
Living for over 1,000 years
(Long beyond man’s cheers or jeers)
But no joke… can the oak
(Withstand man)

ABOUT THE SONG
The mighty oak is an enduring symbol of strength, longevity, and resilience, rooted in its biological makeup and prominent place in history, myth, and ecosystems. The phrase “mighty oak” also refers to the oak tree as the official national tree of the United States and has been used as the title for several books and movies.

From the album “Strength“

Also found on the album “Reggae at Play“

Dynamometer-Best-Of.mp3

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Dynamometer functions

Measure engine/motor power: They measure the torque and speed of a rotating prime mover to calculate power.

Simulate conditions: They can simulate road conditions for vehicle testing or create specific feedback for other applications.

From the album “Strength“

Mass.mp3

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From the album “Reason“

Reasonable.mp3

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The laws of physics existed before Newton described them. The Earth orbited the Sun long before Copernicus noticed. Truth is not born from belief or perception; it exists independent of both. Our discoveries merely illuminate what was there all along — like uncovering a stone that has always been buried beneath the sand.

Logical certainty rests on a distinction between truth itself and our perception of it. The process you describe — searching, evolving, aligning — does not change truth; it changes us.

Truth, by definition, is not discovered into existence. It simply is. What changes through science, philosophy, and civic progress is our approximation of that truth — our models become more accurate, our reasoning more refined. The Earth was never flat; only our beliefs were.

So yes, the search for truth can be a unifying, even spiritual process, but it is a process of correspondence — not creation. We don’t become “more godlike” by creating truth, but by better perceiving and aligning with what has always been true, independent of belief, time, or culture.

That’s the essence of logical certainty: truth is immutable — only understanding evolves.

The problem we face today is not a lack of pursuit for understanding, but the widespread rejection of morality itself. Rather than striving toward truth or enlightenment, too many have chosen to embrace immorality — racism, sexism, white nationalism, and bigotry — not as flaws to be overcome, but as virtues to be defended.

This represents a moral inversion, where ignorance is celebrated as authenticity and cruelty masquerades as strength. The tragedy is not that people fail to understand the truth, but that they no longer care to. The pursuit of truth demands humility, discipline, and moral integrity — qualities increasingly dismissed in favor of tribal loyalty and ideological dominance.

Until we recover a shared moral foundation grounded in reason and empathy, the search for truth will remain secondary to the louder, darker forces that thrive on division and hate.

From the album “Reason“

Also found on the album “Reggae at Play“

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How to calculate a phase shift:  you can calculate a phase shift by measuring the time delay (Δt /delta t) between two identical waveforms with the same frequency.

From the album “Reason“

[Intro]
The reason is crystal clear
(The reason is right here)

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For what it’s worth
(Arrange yourself…)
into a highly ordered
(Repeating pattern)

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The reason is crystal clear
(The reason is right here:)

[Chorus]
Crystallization
(Vapor state to solid)
Realization
(What nucleation did)

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Substance transition
(From liquid to rocks)
Create a formation
(From building blocks)

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The reason is crystal clear
(The reason is right here:)

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Crystallization
(Vapor state to solid)
Realization
(What nucleation did)

[Bridge]
The reason is crystal clear
(The reason is right here:)

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Crystallization
(Vapor state to solid)
Realization
(What nucleation did)

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Crystallization
(Realization)
Nucleation
(Formation)
(Chemical composition)
… in transition
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ABOUT THE SONG
Crystals form through crystallization, a process where atoms, molecules, or ions arrange themselves into a highly ordered, repeating pattern called a crystal lattice. This occurs as a substance transitions from a fluid (like a dissolved liquid or melted rock) or vapor state to a solid. The process involves nucleation (the formation of a small seed crystal) followed by growth, where more units attach to the nucleus, creating a larger crystal with a specific external shape. Key factors influencing crystal formation include cooling rate, pressure, chemical composition, and the presence of fluids.

Ice crystals form when water vapor in a cloud freezes directly onto microscopic particles, growing into six-sided shapes. These initial crystals then grow by collecting more water vapor, developing intricate branches and arms that give each snowflake its unique, symmetrical structure. As the crystals get larger and heavier, they fall to the ground as snow, sometimes colliding and sticking to one another to form larger clumps.

From the album “Reason“

For-the-Season-Christmas.mp3

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From the album “Reason“